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Low Income Advisory Board Meeting 2006 Sponsored by: Hartford Capitol August 3, 2006 10:00a.m - 12:00p.m Legislative Office Building Hartford, Ct. The Low - Income Energy Advisory Board Shall advise and assisst the Office of Policy and Management and the Department of Social Services in the planning, development, implementation and coordination of energy assisstance related programs and policies and low - income weatherization assisstance programs and policies, shall advise the Department of Public Utility Control reguarding the impact of utility rates and policies, and shall make recommendations to the General Assembly reguarding legislation and plans subject to legislative approval to ensure affordable access to residential energy services to low - income state residents. Low Income Advisory Board info
ECMB Planning Retreat 2006 Sponsored by : Energy Conservation Management Board August 8, 2006 9:00a.m - 4:00p.m Eastern Connecticut State University Annual session to discuss plans and objectives for the upcoming program year
Energy Summit 2006 Sponsored by: Connecticut State Legislature August 10, 2006 10:00a.m - 4:00p.m Legislative Office Building Rm. 2C Hartford, Ct.
Energy Curriculum Assessment 2006 Sposored by: Institute for Sustainable Energy August 16 - 17 Greater Hartford Academy for Math And Science (GHAMAS) Hartford, Ct. For information email Laurel Kohl at : KohLL@easternct.edu
2006 Connecticut Energy Code Seminars Sponsored by: Connecticut Energy Efficiency Fund September 7; October 18,19, 25 or 26 There have been substantial changes to the energy related provisions of the Connecticut building Code for new buildings and the upgrade and renovation of existing buildings. These seminars provide a review and resource materials related to the 2004 adoption of the 2003 International Energy Conservation Code (IECC) and ASHRSA 90.1. Training will provide design and construction requirements for both residential and commercial buildings. Information will include: Administrative and Enforcement aspects of the code, as well as the Materials, Systems and Equipment requirements. The session will focus on Chapters 7 and 8 of the IECC including references to ASHRAE 9.1-201. Energy Code Seminars Details
Advanced Lighting II Seminar 2006 Sponsored by: Connecticut Energy Efficiency Fund September 19, 2006 8:00a.m - 3:30p.m Northeast Utilities Auditorium Berlin, Ct. This one-day seminar covers advanced lighting applications, types of lighting for economical and energy-efficient lighting systems. Participants learn principles of efficient lighting including: quality maintenance, evaluation of lighting levels, lighting fixture and control technologies, common upgrades, and retrofit and redesign options. A certificate stating classroom hours will be issued at the end of the seminar. These hours can be applied toward your organization's Continuing Education Unit (CEU) requirements. More Seminar Details
Energy Education Workshop 2006 Sposored by: Institute for Sustainable Energy September 28, 2006 8:00a.m - 11:30a.m or 12:30 - 3:30p.m Learn about energy issues in Connecticut and promote the value of energy conservation within your students. Lessons and free materials that help you meet the 9th grade CT Sciences frameworks standards. (.3 CEU's) For information email Laurel Kohl at : KohLL@easternct.edu
"What's The Deal? VII " 2006 Sponsored by: Connecticut Business & Industry Association ; October 24, 2006 8:00a.m - 4:00p.m Crown Plaza, Cromwell, Ct. Rate increases are coming in 2007 for Connecticut consumers. Be prepared!!! Before 2007 arrives, get prepared at CBIA and the Connecticut Power and Energy Society's "What's the Deal? VII" prorgram on Tuesday, Oct. 24, 2006. This conference will tell you what these changes mean for your business and what new financial incentives the state of Connecticut is offering business consumers to fight high energy prices. Get control of your energy costs. Proven, cost-saving technologies and services will be featured in this can't miss, full-day session for energy consumers. Don't miss out on the opportunity to participate in brand new state programs designed to protect consumers. Find out what technologies and strategies are right for your business and our state’s economy. Our experts will make sense of it all and keep you one step ahead of the next rate hike. Don't be surprised by another high energy bill! "What's The Deal? VII " Details
3rd Annual Conference of the Northeast Campus Sustainability Consortium 2006 Sponsored by: Northeast Campus Sustainability Consortium November 2 - 3 Yale University New Haven, Ct. The theme of the 2006 conference is “Strategies for institutionalizing sustainability in higher education.” In keeping with Yale’s focus on global outreach, the 2006 conference will engage practitioners and experts from institutions of higher learning both from within and outside of the region to foster broader opportunities for exchange. After the two-day NECSC conference, attendees are invited to join us for a third day for an international round-table symposium on Saturday morning, November 4th entitled “The role of international alliances to advance sustainability objectives on university campuses” Every attempt will be made to reduce the environmental impact of the two events, including minimizing the need for carbon-dependent transportation between meeting and tour sites; using reusable, recycled content and recyclable materials; maximizing the use of locally and organically produced foods; minimizing the amount of waste produced; and purchasing renewable energy certificates to offset the carbon emissions of the participants traveling to and from New Haven. 3rd Annual Conference of the Northeast Campus Sustainability Consortium 2006 details
High - Performance HVAC Seminar 2006 Sponsored by: Connecticut Energy Efficiency Fund November 15, 2006 8:00a.m - 3:30p.m Northeast Utilities Auditorium Berlin, Ct. This one-day seminar provides advanced level information regarding the operation and maintenance of equipment and components typically found in commercial buildings, including central heating, cooling air and ventilation systems including automatic control systems and equipment, particularly for central air systems and focuses on preventive maintenance. A certificate stating classroom hours will be issued at the end of the seminar. These hours can be applied toward your organization's Continuing Education Unit (CEU) requirements.
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