Continuing Education Credits will be available for this webinar.

The Covid19 virus has made changes necessary to our building operations. The energy engineering community has been learning about new ventilation rate recommendations, filter upgrades, air cleaners, UV-C fixtures and the like even while we look at less dense space use and reduced occupancies.

While energy has taken a backseat to health and safety in the fight to mitigate the spread of Covid19, we recognize that there are negative energy impacts associated with these changes. Our speakers will help us better understand and project the likely energy impacts based on a macro-data national view, a study conducted for NYSERDA, and on experience in NYC public buildings.

Speakers

Dr. A.J. Golding, Columbia University

Keith Rinaldi, Edison Energy

Elizabeth Taveras, NYC Dept of Citywide Administrative Services

Harris Schaer, NYC Dept of Cultural Affairs

Bios

A.J. Goulding is a non-resident fellow of Columbia University’s Center for Global Energy Policy and president of London Economics International LLC (LEI). A.J. has nearly 30 years of experience in evolving electricity and natural gas markets. He has contributed to the design of wholesale electricity markets and renewables policies in the US, Canada, and the Middle East, managed renewable energy portfolios, and helps lead LEI’s electricity market modeling practice. He recently served on the Ontario Energy Board’s (OEB) Advisory Committee for Innovation, and is advising the OEB on COVID impact on demand in Ontario.