What drives multifamily developers to make their projects zero energy?

Hear from 4 developers who attempted to take their projects to zero energy / low carbon and learn about their experience so you can help others do it or do it yourself. What does it take to make new projects get to zero energy? What are the costs? Barriers? Strategies and opportunities?

These are real-world projects so tune in and stick around to talk individually with each owner and their project team to get your questions answered during the breakout sessions.

Continuing Education Units (CEUS) 1 hour in

1. Green Business Certification Inc. (GBCI)
2. Building Performance Institute (BPI) NonWholeHouse
3. American Institute of Architects – AIA (HSW) (PENDING)
4. Certified Green Professional (NARI & CGP)
5. Certified GreenHome Professional (CGHP) Energy
6. PHIUS CPHC (PENDING)
7. AIBD
8. State Architect / Builder License may be applicable

This is part of the 3rd annual residential net-zero energy conference

In partnership with GreenHome Institute, Michigan Energy Efficiency Contractors Association, Great Lakes Renewable Energy Association, the Michigan Geothermal Energy Association, Architectural Resource, IL Green Alliance and DFD Architecture.

The Michigan Net Zero Conference is in it’s 3rd year, in 2021 and you can catch the first 2 sessions on the GHI youtube channel

Speakers

Peter Skornia – Bradford Station GreenStar Certified and Zero Carbon

Kemena Brooks – Chicago C40

Timothy McDonald – Onion Flats

Matt Hollander – The Creamery – Affordable Housing LEED

Moderator: Brett Little, Program Manager GreenHome Institute

With 10+ years of educating and consulting people on greener and better homes, Brett hopes to share his knowledge with you to move forward. Brett oversaw the green certification on 2 of his own project’s with his most recent project renovation targeting zero carbon.

A Huge Thanks to our Planning Partners!