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If you've decided to implement a retrofitting project involving a move from gas to electricity, this conversation between David Clark, Director at Positive Zero and Umesh might just be the best thing you'll hear today. With a background in buildings, technology, and sustainability together with a wealth of experience in design and structural engineering, David brings to light a framework for the electrification of buildings for owners and operators. 📍How do you move from gas to electricity in the most efficient and economical way possible? 📍How does it differ for new and existing buildings and for one building vs an entire portfolio? David answers your most pressing questions in the latest episode of the Forever Forward podcast! Listen to the full episode via the link in the comments below 👇 P.S. Here's a snippet from the conversation 🎙 #facilitiesmanagement #retrofits #retrofitting #builtenvironment #electrification #sustainability #podcast

In this episode, our guest is Mark W. Fly, PE, Executive Director of the Norman Asbjornson Innovation Center & Laboratory at AAON, Inc. With over 40 years of experience in the HVAC industry, Mr. Fly has a wealth of knowledge to share. Listen as we discuss “Failure is the Option: How HVAC Mechanical Engineers Can Learn from Failure and Innovate.” Please click here to listen to this engaging podcast: https://lnkd.in/gXkRqbKf Mark generously imparts his experience and wisdom regarding HVAC design, shedding light on how failures, unwavering determination, and a positive mindset catalyze innovation and triumph. During our engaging discussion, we explored the following topics: Recognizing the role of failure in achieving success. Distinguishing between acceptable and unacceptable failures. Unveiling the power of perseverance in creating favorable circumstances. Grasping the importance of learning from others' mistakes to enhance our success. This podcast qualifies for PDH credits in NC, SC, GA, and FL.

Construction will become manufacturing. 🏭 Join the conversation on the Bridging the Gap Podcast: https://hubs.la/Q02B4v7_0 #bim #podcast #futuretech #innovation #bimdesigns #technology #construction

Higher Pressure, Higher Efficiency: Leveraging Cooling Coil Design for Optimal Performance   Join host Tony Mormino and guest Jason Richwine, Johnson Controls, on The Engineers HVAC Podcast as they delve into how higher-pressure drop coils can lead to more efficient HVAC systems.   In this episode, they discuss the practical advantages of strategic pressure drop choices and their direct impact on system performance, energy consumption, and overall design flexibility. Whether you're tuning in to learn about reducing component sizing or enhancing control dynamics, this episode offers invaluable insights that can be immediately applied in your HVAC work.   Don't miss out on this opportunity to gain expert advice that could revolutionize your HVAC system approach. Watch on our YouTube channel or listen through your favorite podcast platforms.   Listen now: https://lnkd.in/ej9Ys65V

Construction will become manufacturing. 🏭 Join the conversation on the Bridging the Gap Podcast: https://hubs.la/Q02B4w9r0 #bim #podcast #futuretech #innovation #bimdesigns #technology #construction

Construction will become manufacturing. 🏭 Join the conversation on the Bridging the Gap Podcast: https://hubs.la/Q02B4B1X0 #bim #podcast #futuretech #innovation #bimdesigns #technology #construction

Construction will become manufacturing. 🏭 Join the conversation on the Bridging the Gap Podcast: https://hubs.la/Q02B4yCv0 #bim #podcast #futuretech #innovation #bimdesigns #technology #construction

Did you catch the latest episode of the The Better Buildings podcast, "Decarbonizing the Built Environment?" Here at EnerQuality, much of our education is focused on teaching you and your teams about carbon reduction and energy efficiency in the homes you build. In this episode, Canadian Consulting Engineer editor Peter Saunders interviews ASHRAE building decarbonization task force chair (and consulting engineer) Kent Peterson, PE, about his group’s findings and recommendations for HVAC (and other) engineers in Canada and around the world. Have a listen: https://lnkd.in/gBpycgnS #CanadianHomeBuilders #SustainableBuilding #CanadianEngineer #CarbonReduction #Decarbonization

🎤 Learn more about Transforming Infrastructure Performance in this month's New Civil Engineer podcast. Glenda Ho, Liam Bray, Turner & Townsend and Mark Coates FCIHT, Bentley Systems summarise the recent #TransformingInfrastructurePerformance summits held in #Singapore and #London, and discuss how adopting new #technologies is critical in helping meet challenges like project complexity, sustainable construction, upskilling of labour. Listen here to the episode: https://bit.ly/3uYFkR5

Higher Pressure, Higher Efficiency: Leveraging Cooling Coil Design for Optimal Performance Join me and my guest Jason Richwine, Johnson Controls, on The Engineers HVAC Podcast to discuss how higher-pressure drop coils can lead to more efficient HVAC systems. In this episode, we discuss the practical advantages of strategic pressure drop choices and their direct impact on system performance, energy consumption, and overall design flexibility. Whether you're tuning in to learn about reducing component sizing or enhancing control dynamics, this episode offers invaluable insights that can be immediately applied in your HVAC work. Watch on our YouTube channel or listen through your favorite podcast platforms. Don't miss out on expert advice that could help transform your HVAC system approach. Listen now! https://lnkd.in/e5iKta3F