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CELC Webinar: Utilizing Technology to Validate
Better Buildings & Energy Efficiency
Thursday, April 21, 2022
10:00 - 11:00 AM
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 The USGBC Texas Best Practices app gives all built environment ecosystem stakeholders equal access to the social, environmental, financial, and emerging equity cost impacts our design, construction, and operational decisions create. The democratization of the triple bottom line (People, Profit, Planet) dollar benefits or burdens that complex designs, technologies, policies, and processes have on our business and personal lives, engages everyone in the quest for better outcomes.
The USGBC Texas Best Practices app creates the defendable business case substantiation that allows community and building creators, inhabitants, and influencers to more aggressively advocate for better buildings and communities minimum standards and the immediate implementation of proven best practices that provide the safest, healthiest, most efficient, and most prosperous places to live, learn, work, or play.
By understanding the full social, environmental, financial, and emerging equity cost benefits and burdens of alternative designs, technologies, policies, and processes we can provide a more equitable and just future for all Texans.
In this webinar, we will discuss:
- Utilizing technology to communicate and engage everyone in the quest for better outcomes
- Advocacy for better buildings and communities minimum standards
- The benefits of communities incorporating code standards for buildings demonstrated by financial impacts
Speakers:
David MacLean, President, McMac Cx and Chair, USGBC Texas Best Practices Committee
Nelson Spitz, President, Enterprise Real Estate Advisors
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CELC webinars presented by SPEER are intended to extend the conversation about public sector energy management best practices through education, training, and discussion. Webinars are open to anyone interested in public energy management in Texas, Oklahoma, and beyond.
Have questions or an idea for future webinars? Contact Shaun Auckland, Local Government Program Manager, SPEER, cities@eepartnership.org.
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