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Workshop on Waste Heat Recovery to Power and
Heat This is the only workshop in the nation devoted to waste heat recovery for power and heat. This two-day event is being organized by the U.S. Department of Energy Clean Energy Application Centers. The workshop will provide a venue to gain insight on waste heat recovery concepts and technologies, meet with industry experts, engage in discussion panels with project developers, engineers, and system operators, and learn about financial and policy related activities impacting these projects.
US Department of Energy Fan System Assessment Tool (FSAT) You are invited to join us for a free webinar
training, brought to you by SEN Midwest, on Wednesday, August 18th.
This training is part of a series of training webinars covering
a variety of free energy auditing US DOE Tools. To attend this meeting,
click the register now button below!
Save Energy Now Indiana The Purdue University Technical Assistance Program invites you to attend this one day workshop to better understand: * The importance of investing in energy efficiency improvements at your facilities. * The tools necessary to investigate energy efficiency improvements. * The "next steps" for implementing an energy efficiency program. The resources that are available to support your efforts to identify opportunities and implement solutions.
Illinois Save Energy Now Industrial Energy Efficiency Forum The importance of investigating energy
efficiency improvements at your facilities.
Industrial Energy Efficiency Forum Resources
UIC Industrial Assessment Center Participates in USDOE National Webcast Lecture Series Dr. William Worek's presentation on The Utilization of Combined Heat and Power is one of the five lectures included in The US Department of Energy National Webcast Lectures Series 2006. Entire presentation is now available for viewing as a webcast at National IAC Webcast Lecture Series webpage (free registration is required to view archived lectures). You can also download the Power Point version of the presentation by clicking here. Please note that the size of the presentation is 587MB!
EEBA Workshops @ University of Illinois at Chicago (UIC) This course has been developed by the Energy & Environmental Building Association (EEBA) based on research from the U.S. Department of Energy’s Building America Program. Regional case studies are featured, demonstrating high performance homes and the dramatic results achieved. Houses That Work™ is the best educational investment you can make for improving the performance, efficiency and durability of the homes you build. This session provides strategies and concepts that reduce costly callbacks, warranty, and liability issues. Further details and registration information for the seminar series can be found on the EEBA web site (www.eeba.org). The seminar series is hosted by UIC and sponsored by the National Center for Energy Management and Building Technologies (NCEMBT), Illinois Clean Energy Community Foundation (ICECF), and Illinois Department of Commerce and Economic Opportunity (DCEO), and others.
ERC Engineers Publish an Article in "Plant Services" Magazine An important article about the energy cost associated with operating desiccant dryers appears in the April 2006 edition of "Plant Services". The authors, Noel Corral and Andrew Sheaffer, are two engineers from the Engineering Solutions Group (ESG) at the Energy Resources Center.
Evaluating the CHP Marketplace The Energy Resources Center will host a series of worksh-ps in May of 2005 on Evaluating and Marketing Combined Heat and Power Options in a Volatile Energy Marketplace. Click Here to find out more.
Previous Workshop: Natural Gas Price and Volatility Workshop - Rockford Illinois The Energy Resources Center hosted a workshop on Tuesday, March 16, 2004 at the Holiday Inn of Rockford on Natural Gas Price and Volatility issues.
Improving Demand Side Management
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