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SEBC 2014 Pre-conference Energy Forum: Results from Phased Deep Retrofits in Florida Homes
(July 2014)
Presenter: Karen Sutherland |
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Cost-Effective, Energy-Efficient Home Improvements for Florida Homes
(August 2012)
Presenter: Karen Sutherland
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ENERGY STAR® Hot Water Systems for High Performance Homes Recorded Webinar
(works best in Internet Explorer)
(September 2011) slides available here
This webinar provides information about how to achieve energy savings from solar water heating, electric dedicated heat pump water heating, and gas tankless systems.
Presenter: BA-PIRC |
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Measured Performance of Side-by-side, South Texas Homes
(December 2010)
Presenters: Dave Chasar, Valerie von Schramm, John Sherwin, and Subrato Chandra
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U.S. Department of Energy's Builders Challenge
Spearheaded by the U.S. Department of Energy (DOE), the Builders Challenge is a voluntary effort to provide compelling answers about home performance.
(October 2009)
Presenter: Building America |
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Building America
Technical Assistance to
Habitat for Humanity
(February 2007)
At the request of HFHI’s Construction and Environmental Resources Department, Building America participated in a National Construction Leadership Training event in Gautier, Mississippi. Building America researchers provided classroom and hands-on training to help participants sharpen their understanding of building science concepts - a core element of construction leadership.
Presenter: Janet McIlvaine |
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Qualifying
for the New Home Tax Credit
(February 27 – March 1, 2006)
Presenter: Phillip
Fairey |
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Next
Steps in Controlling Miscellaneous Electricity Energy
Use in Building America Homes (January
2006)
Presentation
will cast miscellaneous energy use in context of more efficient
Building America homes attempting to illuminate several issues. Innovative
solutions to these problems are illustrated with examples and
measurements.
Presenter: Danny
Parker |
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High
Performance Housing
(July 2005)
The
2-hour SEBC introductory course on high performance homes
will provide insight into designing and building that home.
The course will define the requirements and explain reasons
for various failures, including HVAC design, quality controls,
and envelope compromises.
Presenters: Subrato
Chandra, Neil Moyer of FSEC, Karen Childress of WCI Communities,
and Jay Fechtel of The Fechtel Company |
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Producing
Air Tight Ducts
(October 2004)
Understand
why airtight ducts are essential in all climates. Options for
duct systems, as well as, types of sealing materials and diagnostic
procedures, will be presented. Get your ducts in a row!
Presenter: Neil Moyer, Industrialized
Housing Partnership (IHP) |
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Ventilation
in Humid Climates: Data from Field Experts
(October 2004)
Task:
produce a high performance Building America home that is healthy,
safe, durable, comfortable, and is an energy miser. Whew, that
seems attainable until we are faced with the ventilation and
humidity challengethat exists, especially in a hot, humid climate.
During this session you will explore a few solutions that will
control interior humidity levels.
Presenter: Neil
Moyer, Industrialized Housing Partnership (IHP) |
