Electrified and Decentralized Ventilation for Energy Efficient and Healthy Buildings

Katrina Koszorek
Proposal Status
Ready for Committee Review
Username
Katrina Koszorek
Proposer First Name
Katrina
Proposer Email
katrina@oxygen8.ca
Proposer Last Name
Koszorek
Proposer Phone
(416) 903-0100
Proposer Job Title
Marketing Manager
Proposed Session Description
A discussion of all-electric ventilation solutions, decentralized vs. centralized ventilation, and how to provide indoor spaces with fresh, outside air in the most energy efficient way. Ventilation
Why is this session important?
Ventilation plays a vital part in keeping occupants healthy and safe, while electrification significantly helps to reduce the carbon footprint of buildings. HVAC manufacturers need to adapt their technologies and approaches to solving the current global challenges. This session will propose alternative strategies to lower energy consumption while bringing fresh air indoors, compared to traditional products and designs.

Comments

Sara Bayer Wed, 04/07/2021 - 7:11 am

Maybe - Both presenters are from Oxygen8 however, who I believe makes HVAC equipment. I would like to know more about how this would not be too much of a marketing/sales pitch.  Would like to know why they have indicated this should be level 3 prior experience level.

Susan Farber Mon, 04/12/2021 - 8:32 pm

ROUND 1 COMMENTS: Concerns about it being a sales pitch and the level 3 expertise they're asking for, given how super-short the proposal is.

Learning Objectives
Understand the financial, architectural and design benefits of decentralized ventilation design in commercial and multi-family residential buildings.
Learn to design energy-efficient ventilation systems with optimal occupant comfort with a deep dive into demand controlled ventilation (DCV).
Understand the importance ventilation has on human health.
Has this session been presented before?
No

NYC 2021 Areas of Focus

Target Audiences Level of Expertise
Level 3 - Prior knowledge strongly recommended.
Session Format
Interview or structured conversation among panelists
Recommended Length
60-minute session

Strongest Content Connection - NYC 2021

Reviewer 1
Ziv, Dorit
Proposal #
115
Committee Decision
Rejected

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