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Join the Building Energy Exchange (BE-Ex) & the NYC Department of Administrative Services'Division of Energy Management (DCAS DEM) for an in-depth look at how the New York BotanicalGarden (NYBG) has cut carbon emissions by 50% per visitor since2005, while almost doubling the size of their facilities.By integrating energy efficiency into long-term capital planningandpiloting the use of cutting-edgetechnologies, NYBG has also reduced energy use by more than20% perSF,saving an average of$280,000 each year. NYBG's long-term, innovative approach toenergy efficiency capital planning offers valuable lessons for buildings of all types & sizes.
BE-Ex will kick off the event with a brief overview ofour case study(forthcoming)on NYBG'smaster plan, energy upgrades, & technology pilots completed to date.Members of the NYBGproject team will then delve into the details of theGarden's capital planning process,implementation of efficiency measures, lessons learned,and next steps in their project pipeline.Officials from DCAS DEM will also be on hand to discussthe agency's role in supporting NYBG'swork, as well as funding opportunities available for eligible municipal properties.
SPEAKERS
Mark Cupkovic, VP for Site Operations & Chief Sustainability Officer, New York Botanical GardenHelen Chananie, Projects Manager, Building Energy ExchangeEmir Kajoshi, Associate VP for Engineering & Compliance, New York Botanical GardenRebecca Isacowitz, Director, Energy Efficient Operations, NYC DCAS - Division of Energy ManagementEllen Zielinski, Deputy Assistant Commissioner, NYC DCAS -Division of Energy Management
MODERATORJohn Rice, Partner, AKF Group
This program is offered in partnership with NYC Department ofCitywide Administrative Services-Division of Energy Management
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