Events & Webinars

At the '26 MN Conference on Architecture in Minneapolis on November 9, Julia Wells and Sophia Ristau will represent BuildUp MN, a statewide program under Efficient Technology Accelerator and implemented by CEE, during the panel Applying Air Leakage Testing Requirements in Minnesota’s Commercial Energy Code.

This session will equip design professionals with foundational knowledge and practical tools to ensure compliance with air leakage testing and verification requirements in Minnesota’s commercial energy code. Panelists from across the architecture and construction industry will share guidance and lessons learned to ensure requirements are implemented effectively in practice.

CEE's New Homes team will also be tabling in the exhibit hall to discuss energy efficiency ratings and certifications options with attendees.

A successful luminaire-level lighting controls (LLLC) project is more than a completed installation, it is a system that delivers and continues to support the way people use the space over time. From the person approving the investment to the occupants and facility team using the building every day, long-term success depends on a clear understanding of LLLC capabilities, settings, and support resources.

Join us for a practical discussion on closing the gaps from design through owner handoff. Learn how to define control intent around real facility needs such as programming, identifying a facility champion, and providing the training and turnover information needed to make future adjustments with confidence. You will also hear real project experiences that illustrate how these considerations affect the customer experience and long-term system performance.