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This seminar presents various qualitative and quantitative measures that can be practiced to improve and sustain performance of all building systems and infrastructure elements. All too often a building's energy performance does not meet design expectations, particularly a new building's energy savings projection that overstates achievable performance. Across the high-performing building industry, these unrealistic energy performance goals have come from, among other things, inadequate modeling and benchmarking practices, unreliable monitoring and equipment controls systems, significant changes in space usage and processes during occupancy and tenant improvements and failure to include operations staff in goal setting.

High Performance and Green Buildings Energy Performance Gaps: Liabilities and Ways to Bridge the Gaps
Larry Spielvogel, P.E., Fellow Life Member
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Integrated Measurements, Operations and Maintenance Practices for Sustenance of High Performance for Buildings
Om Taneja, Ph.D., P.E., Member
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Commissioning for New and Existing Buildings
Ronald Wilkinson, P.E., Member
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