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Measurement And Verification: The Empire State Building Case Study

Wednesday, Jul 17, 2013

The second event in the Integration Series will provide a snapshot of how actual data collection has helped an existing building's ongoing endeavor to reduce energy consumption. The Empire State Building uses data collection as the foundation of its measurement & verification process to create a feedback loop for what does and doesn't work. Panelists will discuss their experience with M&V, and how it continues to evolve their effort and identify what should be prioritized next.

Sponsors: AIANY COTE and ASHRAE-NY

Speakers:Dana Schneider, JLL– SVP, Energy & Sustainability Services; Paul Rode, JCI – Business Development Director; & Brendan McCarty, Malkin Holdings – Director of Engineering and Sustainability

Moderator: Charlie Marino, AKF – Engineer

Date: Wednesday, July 17, 6:00-8:00 pm

Location: The Center for Architecture, 536 LaGuardia Place (near Bleecker Street)

RSVP: Center for Architecture, CES: 1.5 LU | 1.5 HSW

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