The Fourth International Conference on Energy and Indoor Environment for Hot Climates convenes specialists to address the dual imperatives of indoor air quality and low-carbon cooling in hot ambient zones. Participants will explore practical solutions that maintain occupant health and comfort while driving down energy demand and supporting building decarbonization. Featuring peer-reviewed technical papers, keynote presentations, and collaborative panels, the technical program examines high-performance HVAC systems, low-emitting materials, air filtration, and outdoor cooling strategies. Attendees gain insights into emerging research, regulatory standards, and real-world implementations tailored specifically to the challenges of extreme heat environments.
Sep 9
Virtual
Marketing and Lead Generation for Electrification
This one-hour webinar organized by the New Buildings Institute focuses on marketing and lead-generation strategies tailored for organizations advancing building electrification. Featuring short presentations and a panel discussion, the session highlights practical methods to increase visibility, communicate the benefits of electrification to…