Curriculum

EMC consists of three parts: classroom instruction, workplace project, and presentation of results.

Classroom Section 2011

July 9 - Introductions and Overview
July 10- Energy Systems Overview
July 11 - Electrical Fundamentals
July 12 - Lighting
July 13 - Glazing, Insulation and Building Envelope
July 14 - Heating and Cooling Fundamentals
July 16 - Secondary HVAC Systems
July 17 - Controls Fundamentals
July 18 - Plant Equipment
July 19 - Energy Auditing I
July 20 - Energy Auditing II

Workplace Project

Students return to their place of employment where they must implement their energy efficiency project based upon information obtained during classroom instruction. Following the selection of an approved energy efficiency project, with the support from NEEI staff and full access to NEEI’s resources, students gather project baseline data, implement the project, and then measure and verify project energy savings.

Speaker Series   2012 Speaker To Be Announced

Past Speakers have included:

• July 2010   Robert F. Kennedy Jr.  "Our Environmental Destiny"

  Donald Aitken, Renewable Energy
• Steven Strong, Solar PV Design
• Richard Heinberg, Fossil Fuels and Society
• Jim Lloyd, Creative Facilities Management
• Paul Hawken, 2003 EMC Honorary Chair
• William McDonough, 2002 EMC Honorary Chair
• Jim Benya, Lighting Design
• GZ Brown, Integrated Design
• Mike Hatten, Integrated Design
• Gaylen Ohmart, Integrated Design
• Reid Hart, Building O&M and Building Comfort

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