Seminar 10 -- Standardizing High Performance: Guideline 36 and Beyond (LIVE)

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What if it were possible for every new or retrofitted building to exit the construction process performing optimally? What if installing a building automation system were synonymous with achieving high performance? Guideline 36 is a step in that direction, but early implementation has highlighted some challenges in achieving the vision of high performance for all. In thisprogram, the speakers will discuss some of these challenges, as well as additional work underway to streamline the process of designing, evaluating, implementing, testing, and deploying high performance sequences of operation on the journey to make high performance accessible to every project everywhere.

1. Guideline 36: The Journey to Success!
   Hwakong Cheng, P.E., Member, Taylor Engineering LLP, Tacoma, WA
2. How Speaking the Same (Computer-Interpretable) Language Helps
   Michael Wetter, Ph.D., Member, Lawrence Berkeley Lab, Berkeley, CA
3. A Standard for That: ASHRAE 231P – Control Description Language
   Paul Ehrlich, P.E., Member, Building Intelligence Group, Portland, OR
4. Better Together: Co-Design for the Win!
   Veronica Adetola, PNNL, Richland, WA