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2030 Network Webinar Series

  • August 20th, 2024 – Building Electrification: The Empire State Building Case Study

 

  • April 16, 2024 – Building Performance Standards

    • Speakers:  Kim Cheslak (Pacific Northwest National Laboratory), Marshall Duer-Balkind (Institute for Market Transformation), Liz Reichart (State of Washington), Devon Stopps (City of Toronto)
    • Webinar recording
    • Webinar chat
  • May 10, 2023 – IRA Opportunities for K-12 and Higher Education

Education Sessions

Many of the local 2030 Districts hold regular education sessions which are recorded.  The page link below lists many of these sessions over the last several years.

Education Session Page

Museum Building Group Sessions

The Network has established an extremely successful program for member museums in 2030 Districts.  This program is available for museums participating in their local District and allows them to collaborate with similar organizations around the Network.  Several presentations from the last few years are available for public viewing.  See the page linked below to view these presentations:

Museum Education Session Page

IRA Resources

Case Studies

Building Case Studies

  • Burlington 2030 District Member Case Study: Main Street Landing – PDF
  • Burlington 2030 District Member Case Study: CCM Building at Champlain College – PDF

Program Case Studies

The local 2030 Districts all have programs aimed to help their members.  Below are links to several successful local programs:

Burlington PEP Program

Customized Property Energy Plans (PEPs) – This customized property report includes an energy benchmark for each property, a summary of findings, and a roadmap addressing opportunities for property owners/managers to meet building energy reduction performance goals. A customized PEP will help owners make informed investment decisions – link to Burlington page on the program

Cincinnati Healthy Building District

This innovative model, created by the Cincinnati 2030 District, focuses on regional health needs and promotes healthy behaviors and building performance to address chronic disease. In collaboration with the International WELL Building Institute, and using the local Community Health Needs Assessment, this program uses the building blocks of the WELL Building Standard, fine-tuned to the unique health needs of the Greater Cincinnati community – link to Cincinnati page on the program

Resources

Providing resources to our members is one of the keys to achieving our goal of reducing carbon in the built environment.  On the left you will see a variety of resources the Network and the Districts provide.

2030 Districts Network