• Community Energy Footprints: Taking Residential Efficiency to Scale
  Thursday, March 5 - 1:30
• LEDing the Lighting Revolution Part 1: How Many Light Bulbs Will it Take?
  Thursday, March 5 - 3:30
• LEDing the Lighting Revolution Part 2: Advanced Strategies both Efficient and Smart
  Thursday, March 5 - 7:00

John Abrams
South Mountain Company

• Footprinting Our Projects & Operations
  Wednesday, March 4 - 9:00
• Closing Forum: 100 Years of Experience
  Thursday, March 5 - 9:00

Nathan Adams

• Opening Plenary With Keynote Address: Rethinking The Grid - How Our Changing Electrical System Will Impact The Ways We Produce, Distribute And Use Energy
  Wednesday, March 4 - 1:45
• Rethinking the Grid - Q&A
  Wednesday, March 4 - 4:00

Robb Aldrich
Steven Winter Associates, Inc.

• Is it All Hot Air: Ventilating Homes, Why? How Much? and How?
  Wednesday, March 4 - 7:00
• How to Heat Water in All-Electric Homes and Apartments
  Wednesday, March 4 - 9:00

Toby Ast
Bright Power

• Beyond Utility Bills: Energy Data Collection
  Wednesday, March 4 - 7:00

Laura Bailey
Maclay Architects

• Making the Financial Case for Net Zero Buildings
  Wednesday, March 4 - 9:00

Lauren Baumann
New Ecology

• Applying Passive House Principles to 160 Units of Affordable Housing - Lessons Learned
  Thursday, March 5 - 1:30

Chris Benedict
Chris Benedict, R.A.

• Lessons from Scandinavia (Part 1)
  Thursday, March 5 - 3:30
• Lessons from Scandinavia (Part 2)
  Thursday, March 5 - 7:00

Tedd Benson
Bensonwood

• The Future of Homebuilding Can't Wait: Making Sustainable, Low Energy Dwellings the Norm
  Thursday, March 5 - 5:30

Ron Binz

• Opening Plenary With Keynote Address: Rethinking The Grid - How Our Changing Electrical System Will Impact The Ways We Produce, Distribute And Use Energy
  Wednesday, March 4 - 1:45
• Rethinking the Grid - Q&A
  Wednesday, March 4 - 4:00

Steve Bluestone
Helix Rebar / ICF Panels

• Close the Windows! Changing Occupant behavior with Heat Pumps and Individual Metering
  Thursday, March 5 - 3:30

John Bolduc
City of Cambridge, Environmental and Transportation Planning Division

• Efficient Cities: Are Ordinances, Competitions and Planning Efforts Helping?
  Thursday, March 5 - 1:30

Brian Bowen

• It Takes A City: Lessons from Somerville's Residential Energy Efficiency Program
  Wednesday, March 4 - 7:00

Terry Brennan
Camroden Associates

• H2-Uh-Oh: Moisture Risks and How to Manage Them
  Thursday, March 5 - 1:30
• Closing Forum: 100 Years of Experience
  Thursday, March 5 - 9:00

Howard Brown

• Dematerialization Applied
  Thursday, March 5 - 1:30

Keith Burrows
Resynergy

• Community Energy Footprints: Taking Residential Efficiency to Scale
  Thursday, March 5 - 1:30

Colleen Chapin

• Balancing Historic Preservation and Energy Performance
  Wednesday, March 4 - 7:00

Brian Chemel

• LEDing the Lighting Revolution Part 2: Advanced Strategies both Efficient and Smart
  Thursday, March 5 - 7:00

Ryan Chin

• Responding to the Buckminster Fuller Challenge
  Thursday, March 5 - 3:30

J.B. Clancy

• Community Energy Footprints: Taking Residential Efficiency to Scale
  Thursday, March 5 - 1:30

Adam Cohen
Passiv Science, LLC

• Design/Build and Integrated Project Management 101 - Are you ready?
  Wednesday, March 4 - 4:00

Chris Corson
Ecocor, LLC

• Super Insulated Walls and Moisture: Does Bad Stuff Happen?
  Wednesday, March 4 - 4:00

Jim D'Aloisio
Klepper, Hahn & Hyatt

• Enlightened Structures: Reducing Material-Based Carbon Emissions
  Wednesday, March 4 - 7:00

Andrew Dey
Unity Homes

• Renewable Energy Powering Local Self-Reliance: Case Studies from Germany
  Thursday, March 5 - 1:30

Christopher Diamond
NYC Department of Design and Construction

• Efficiency Financing: The Current Landscape and Future Possibilities
  Thursday, March 5 - 3:30

Robert Diemer

• Getting to Zero: High Performance Mechanical Systems and Other Strategies for Commercial Buildings in Cold Climates
  Wednesday, March 4 - 4:00

Mick Dunn
Insolcorp

• Solar Air Heating 2.0
  Wednesday, March 4 - 7:00

Paul Eldrenkamp
Byggmeister, Inc.

• Footprinting Our Projects & Operations
  Wednesday, March 4 - 9:00
• Lessons from Scandinavia (Part 1)
  Thursday, March 5 - 3:30
• Lessons from Scandinavia (Part 2)
  Thursday, March 5 - 7:00

Craig Foley
LAER Realty Partners

• It Takes A City: Lessons from Somerville's Residential Energy Efficiency Program
  Wednesday, March 4 - 7:00

Paul Francisco
Indoor Climate and Research Training

• Is it All Hot Air: Ventilating Homes, Why? How Much? and How?
  Wednesday, March 4 - 7:00

Janet Gail Besser

• Sustainable Solar Policy
  Wednesday, March 4 - 9:00

Jim Gaines

• LEDing the Lighting Revolution Part 1: How Many Light Bulbs Will it Take?
  Thursday, March 5 - 3:30

Aubrey Gewehr
Ventacity Systems, Inc.

• Sensible Solutions to Latent Problems: Managing Humidity in High Performance Homes
  Thursday, March 5 - 3:30

Betsy Glynn
BlueWave Solar

• Efficiency Financing: The Current Landscape and Future Possibilities
  Thursday, March 5 - 3:30

Bob Goossens
WSP USA

• Inside and Out: Integrated Building Facade and HVAC Design
  Thursday, March 5 - 7:00

Harrison Grubbs

• It Takes A City: Lessons from Somerville's Residential Energy Efficiency Program
  Wednesday, March 4 - 7:00

Ben Haavik

• Balancing Historic Preservation and Energy Performance
  Wednesday, March 4 - 7:00

John Hannum

• The All Glass Building - Is Energy Efficiency Possible?
  Thursday, March 5 - 1:30

Thomas RC Hartman
c&h architects

• Lessons from Scandinavia (Part 1)
  Thursday, March 5 - 3:30
• Lessons from Scandinavia (Part 2)
  Thursday, March 5 - 7:00

Ben Healey

• Efficiency Financing: The Current Landscape and Future Possibilities
  Thursday, March 5 - 3:30

Thomas Holmes
Aspen Environmental Services, LLC

• Multifamily Ventilation 302
  Thursday, March 5 - 7:00

Beth Hooker

• Inspiring Change: Campus Mission and the Living Building Challenge
  Thursday, March 5 - 7:00

Stephanie Horowitz
ZeroEnergy Design

• Closing Forum: 100 Years of Experience
  Thursday, March 5 - 9:00

Priya Jain

• Tiny Bubbles: The Deal With Spray Foam
  Thursday, March 5 - 7:00

Taylor Jantz-Sell

• LEDing the Lighting Revolution Part 1: How Many Light Bulbs Will it Take?
  Thursday, March 5 - 3:30

Jason Jewhurst
Bruner/Cott Architects, Inc.

• Inspiring Change: Campus Mission and the Living Building Challenge
  Thursday, March 5 - 7:00

Hank Keating

• Applying Passive House Principles to 160 Units of Affordable Housing - Lessons Learned
  Thursday, March 5 - 1:30

Declan Keefe
CoEverything

• Closing Forum: 100 Years of Experience
  Thursday, March 5 - 9:00

Katrin Klingenberg
Passive House Institute US (PHIUS)

• The Building Science of Multifamily Passive House
  Wednesday, March 4 - 9:00

Julie Klump
Preservation of Affordable Housing (POAH)

• Beyond Utility Bills: Energy Data Collection
  Wednesday, March 4 - 7:00

Russell Koty

• It Takes A City: Lessons from Somerville's Residential Energy Efficiency Program
  Wednesday, March 4 - 7:00

Robert Leaver
New Commons

• Building Community Resilience in Cities
  Wednesday, March 4 - 4:00
• Reinventing the Water Grid Part I: Science, Behavior & Dollars
  Thursday, March 5 - 3:30
• Reinventing the Water Grid Part II: Nutrient Recycling and Other Opportunities for Fun & Profit
  Thursday, March 5 - 7:00

Ken Levenson
North American Passive House Network (NAPHN)

• Tiny Bubbles: The Deal With Spray Foam
  Thursday, March 5 - 7:00

Mark Loeffler

• Dematerialization Applied
  Thursday, March 5 - 1:30

Patrick Love

• Efficient Cities: Are Ordinances, Competitions and Planning Efforts Helping?
  Thursday, March 5 - 1:30

Andrea Love
Payette

• The All Glass Building - Is Energy Efficiency Possible?
  Thursday, March 5 - 1:30

Bill Maclay
Maclay Architects

• Making the Financial Case for Net Zero Buildings
  Wednesday, March 4 - 9:00

Henry MacLean
Timeless Architecture

• Community Energy Footprints: Taking Residential Efficiency to Scale
  Thursday, March 5 - 1:30

Cliff Majersik
Institute For Market Transformation (Imt)

• Efficient Cities: Are Ordinances, Competitions and Planning Efforts Helping?
  Thursday, March 5 - 1:30

Nadav Malin
BuildingGreen, Inc.

• Reinventing the Water Grid Part I: Science, Behavior & Dollars
  Thursday, March 5 - 3:30
• Reinventing the Water Grid Part II: Nutrient Recycling and Other Opportunities for Fun & Profit
  Thursday, March 5 - 7:00

Susan Mazur-Stommen

• Recent Research in Behavior: Boosting Energy Performance in Buildings
  Wednesday, March 4 - 4:00

Ace McArleton
New Frameworks

• Closing Forum: 100 Years of Experience
  Thursday, March 5 - 9:00

Amy McGuire
Massachusetts Department of Energy Resources (DOER)

• Islands of Power – Microgrids Enabling Technology for Energy Resiliency
  Wednesday, March 4 - 7:00

Paula Melton
BuildingGreen, Inc.

• Lies, Damned Lies and Green Building Standards
  Thursday, March 5 - 1:30

Russell Miller-Johnson

• Enlightened Structures: Reducing Material-Based Carbon Emissions
  Wednesday, March 4 - 7:00

Ken Mirvis

• Reinventing the Water Grid Part I: Science, Behavior & Dollars
  Thursday, March 5 - 3:30
• Reinventing the Water Grid Part II: Nutrient Recycling and Other Opportunities for Fun & Profit
  Thursday, March 5 - 7:00

Henry Misas

• Islands of Power – Microgrids Enabling Technology for Energy Resiliency
  Wednesday, March 4 - 7:00

George Mokray

• Urban Food Production, Distribution and Energy Recovery
  Wednesday, March 4 - 9:00

Kim Nace

• Reinventing the Water Grid Part I: Science, Behavior & Dollars
  Thursday, March 5 - 3:30
• Reinventing the Water Grid Part II: Nutrient Recycling and Other Opportunities for Fun & Profit
  Thursday, March 5 - 7:00

Daniel Nauman

• The All Glass Building - Is Energy Efficiency Possible?
  Thursday, March 5 - 1:30

Jim Newman
Linnean Solutions

• Putting Attention Where it is Needed Most - Building Resiliency in Multi-family Affordable Housing
  Wednesday, March 4 - 4:00
• Footprinting Our Projects & Operations
  Wednesday, March 4 - 9:00

Abraham Noe-Hays

• Reinventing the Water Grid Part I: Science, Behavior & Dollars
  Thursday, March 5 - 3:30
• Reinventing the Water Grid Part II: Nutrient Recycling and Other Opportunities for Fun & Profit
  Thursday, March 5 - 7:00

Heather Nolen
Steven Winter Associates, Inc.

• Lessons from Scandinavia (Part 1)
  Thursday, March 5 - 3:30
• Lessons from Scandinavia (Part 2)
  Thursday, March 5 - 7:00

Roselin Osser
Andelman and Lelek Engineering, Inc.

• Inside and Out: Integrated Building Facade and HVAC Design
  Thursday, March 5 - 7:00

Kara Peterman

• Enlightened Structures: Reducing Material-Based Carbon Emissions
  Wednesday, March 4 - 7:00

James Petersen
Petersen Engineering, Inc.

• Applying Passive House Principles to 160 Units of Affordable Housing - Lessons Learned
  Thursday, March 5 - 1:30

Nathan Phelps
Vote Solar

• Sustainable Solar Policy
  Wednesday, March 4 - 9:00

Viraj Puri

• Urban Food Production, Distribution and Energy Recovery
  Wednesday, March 4 - 9:00

Karl Rabago
Pace Energy and Climate Center

• Opening Plenary With Keynote Address: Rethinking The Grid - How Our Changing Electrical System Will Impact The Ways We Produce, Distribute And Use Energy
  Wednesday, March 4 - 1:45
• Rethinking the Grid - Q&A
  Wednesday, March 4 - 4:00
• Sustainable Solar Policy
  Wednesday, March 4 - 9:00

Rebecca Rahmlow
Touloukian Touloukian, Inc.

• Urban Food Production, Distribution and Energy Recovery
  Wednesday, March 4 - 9:00

Andrea Ranger
Collaborative for High Performance Schools

• Islands of Power – Microgrids Enabling Technology for Energy Resiliency
  Wednesday, March 4 - 7:00

Tristan Roberts

• Lies, Damned Lies and Green Building Standards
  Thursday, March 5 - 1:30
• Tiny Bubbles: The Deal With Spray Foam
  Thursday, March 5 - 7:00

Trevor Romich

• Footprinting Our Projects & Operations
  Wednesday, March 4 - 9:00

Matt Root
Integrated Eco Strategy

• Closing Forum: 100 Years of Experience
  Thursday, March 5 - 9:00

Marc Rosenbaum
South Mountain Company

• Minisplit Heat Pumps: Lessons from the Field
  Thursday, March 5 - 7:00

Andy Shapiro
Energy Balance, Inc.

• Making the Financial Case for Net Zero Buildings
  Wednesday, March 4 - 9:00
• Lessons from Scandinavia (Part 1)
  Thursday, March 5 - 3:30
• Lessons from Scandinavia (Part 2)
  Thursday, March 5 - 7:00

Suzanne Shelton

• Creating a Culture of Energy Responsibility: How to Move Americans to Make the Right Moves
  Wednesday, March 4 - 9:00

Chuck Silver
Hudson River Design

• Closing Forum: 100 Years of Experience
  Thursday, March 5 - 9:00

Craig Simmons
VEIC

• Making the Financial Case for Net Zero Buildings
  Wednesday, March 4 - 9:00

Barun Singh
WegoWise, Inc.

• Efficient Cities: Are Ordinances, Competitions and Planning Efforts Helping?
  Thursday, March 5 - 1:30
• Efficiency Financing: The Current Landscape and Future Possibilities
  Thursday, March 5 - 3:30

Kathleen Smith

• Getting to Zero: High Performance Mechanical Systems and Other Strategies for Commercial Buildings in Cold Climates
  Wednesday, March 4 - 4:00

Jodi Smits Anderson
DASNY

• Resiliency: The Cynical Optimist's Path to a Better World
  Wednesday, March 4 - 7:00

John Snell
Peregrine Energy Group

• Beyond Utility Bills: Energy Data Collection
  Wednesday, March 4 - 7:00

Curt Spalding

• Reinventing the Water Grid Part I: Science, Behavior & Dollars
  Thursday, March 5 - 3:30
• Reinventing the Water Grid Part II: Nutrient Recycling and Other Opportunities for Fun & Profit
  Thursday, March 5 - 7:00

Carl Spector

• Efficient Cities: Are Ordinances, Competitions and Planning Efforts Helping?
  Thursday, March 5 - 1:30

William Stack
Eversource

• It Takes A City: Lessons from Somerville's Residential Energy Efficiency Program
  Wednesday, March 4 - 7:00

Charley Stevenson
Integrated Eco Strategy

• Getting to Zero: High Performance Mechanical Systems and Other Strategies for Commercial Buildings in Cold Climates
  Wednesday, March 4 - 4:00
• Inspiring Change: Campus Mission and the Living Building Challenge
  Thursday, March 5 - 7:00

John Straube
RDH Building Science Laboratories

• Installing commercial windows and curtain walls without thermal bridges, air or water leaks
  Thursday, March 5 - 3:30
• Tiny Bubbles: The Deal With Spray Foam
  Thursday, March 5 - 7:00

John Swift
BuroHappold Engineering

• Getting to Zero: High Performance Mechanical Systems and Other Strategies for Commercial Buildings in Cold Climates
  Wednesday, March 4 - 4:00

John Todd
John Todd Ecological Design

• Responding to the Buckminster Fuller Challenge
  Thursday, March 5 - 3:30

Kohta Ueno
Building Science Corporation

• Super Insulated Walls and Moisture: Does Bad Stuff Happen?
  Wednesday, March 4 - 4:00
• Minisplit Heat Pumps: Lessons from the Field
  Thursday, March 5 - 7:00

Rachel Wagner
Through Design

• A Place in the Sun: Why We (Still) Need Solar Optimized Design
  Wednesday, March 4 - 4:00

Greg Watson

• Responding to the Buckminster Fuller Challenge
  Thursday, March 5 - 3:30

Mark Webster
Simpson Gumpertz and Heger, Inc.

• Enlightened Structures: Reducing Material-Based Carbon Emissions
  Wednesday, March 4 - 7:00

David White
Right Environments

• Sensible Solutions to Latent Problems: Managing Humidity in High Performance Homes
  Thursday, March 5 - 3:30

Alex Wilson
BuildingGreen, Inc.

• Putting Attention Where it is Needed Most - Building Resiliency in Multi-family Affordable Housing
  Wednesday, March 4 - 4:00

George Woodbury
LightSmart Energy Consulting

• LEDing the Lighting Revolution Part 2: Advanced Strategies both Efficient and Smart
  Thursday, March 5 - 7:00

Jonathan Wright
Wright Builders, Inc.

• Inspiring Change: Campus Mission and the Living Building Challenge
  Thursday, March 5 - 7:00

Peter Yost
Building - Wright

• Building Science Puzzles
  Wednesday, March 4 - 9:00

Marc Zuluaga
Steven Winter Associates, Inc.

• Multifamily Ventilation 302
  Thursday, March 5 - 7:00