Pre-Conference: Monday, October 7, 2024
5:30 PM | OPENING RECEPTION▶ Morgan's Restaurant (in the Sheraton) Join us for hors d'oeuvres, drinks, and conversation. |
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Day One: Tuesday, October 8, 2024
8:00 AM | BREAKFAST▶ Grand Nave Foyer |
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9:00 AM | WELCOME▶ Magnolia Welcome by Jose Bodipo-Memba, Chief Diversity Officer, Sacramento Municipal Utility District |
9:15 AM | OPENING PANEL: How to Accelerate Decarbonization in California, with AHRI, CARB, CEC, and DOE▶ Magnolia Accelerating decarbonization in California requires the close coordination of policy design and program design around market realities. Our panelists share their organization's approach to setting aggressive yet achievable objectives, how they coordinate with one another, and the role of utility customer programs. They will also discuss how well the market has responded with regards to both anticipated and unanticipated market challenges, and how these challenges may be met. Moderated by Brian Stonerock, Director, Advanced Energy Solutions, Southern California Edison Speakers:
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10:15 AM | BREAK |
10:45 AM | BREAKOUT SESSIONS |
A Balancing Act: The Precision and Power of Smart Control Tech▶ Magnolia The integration of smart control technologies offers a promising solution to transform grid impacts into valuable grid resources. By leveraging behind-the-meter resources and home energy management systems, utilities can optimize energy consumption patterns, enhance grid stability, and promote sustainable energy usage. However, understanding customer behavior, receptiveness, and the impact of automated systems remains a challenge. Learn about studies that address these challenges by monitoring customer behaviors, evaluating load management capabilities, and assessing the effectiveness of emissions reduction messaging. We will share lessons from coordinating demand response events across different end-use measures. Moderated by Mark Martinez, Senior Portfolio Manager, Southern California Edison Speakers: Albert Chiu, Expert Product Manager, Pacific Gas and Electric Company
Jeff Barnes, Emerging Technologies Project Manager, San Diego Gas & Electric
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Avoiding Panel Upsizing: Who Needs an Upgrade, Really?▶ Gardenia Details to come. Moderated by Emma Tome, Air Pollution Specialist, Building Decarbonization and Innovative Strategies, California Air Resources Board Speakers: Jenny Low, Senior Program Manager, Build It Green
Eric Daniel Fournier, PhD, Research Director, California Center for Sustainable Communities, Institute of the Environment and Sustainability, University of California, Los Angeles
Michael Mutmansky, Associate Director, TRC (CalNEXT)
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Gas Heat Pumps▶ Tofanelli Certain low-carbon gas technologies may provide a bridge for customers that don’t initially electrify. In this session, we will explore three applications of gas absorption heat pumps (GAHP) that could offer significant short-term natural gas and emissions savings using a zero GWP refrigerant. Moderated by Merry Sweeney, Project Manager II, Emerging Technologies, San Diego Gas & Electric Speakers: Cristalle Mauleon, PE, Engineering Manager, Lincus Inc. (GET)
Madeline Talebi, Energy Engineer, ICF (GET)
Saurabh Shekhadar, Energy Engineer, ICF (GET)
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Low-GWP Refrigerants: New Equipment vs. Retrofits▶ Carr Current regulations in California require the use of <750 GWP refrigerants in new space conditioning equipment through 2030. Join our discussion on solutions to help customers meet this criteria and on what types of equipment and ultra-low GWP refrigerants are being evaluated for after 2030. Presentations in this session will be on examples of these new systems regarding efficiency and advanced controls. Moderated by Paul Delaney, Facilitator, ETCC Speakers: Ron Domitrovic, PhD, Program Manager, Customer Technologies, EPRI
Doug Davenport, CEO, ProspectSV
Sean Jarvie, Chief Technology Officer, Flow Environmental Systems | |
11:45 AM | LUNCH▶ Grand Nave Foyer |
12:45 PM | BREAKOUT SESSIONS |
Modeling and Modulating: Innovative Solutions Enabling Residential/Commercial Customer Flexibility▶ Magnolia How might we inform and motivate customers to participate in load management through smart technology? Join us to learn how (1) advanced communication devices and remote activation of demand response resources can provide customer savings and (2) smart panels can enable electrification and load management strategies. We will discuss a laboratory investigation into the added capabilities of smart panels and a software platform that enabled dynamic rate management while educating customers about energy savings, rebates, energy efficiency programs, and California “Flex Alerts.” Solutions will be presented for creating an intuitive interface between the utility, smart appliances, and residents, making it possible for customers to optimize their energy use through messaging, analytics, and end-device integration. Moderated by Ivy So, Program Manager, APTIM Speakers: Marco Pritoni, Research Scientist, Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory
Albert Chiu, Expert Product Manager, Pacific Gas and Electric Company
Jeff Barnes, Emerging Technologies Project Manager, San Diego Gas & Electric
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Solutions for Optimizing Electrical Panel Usage and Avoiding Unnecessary Panel Upsizing▶ Gardenia Not all households will need panel upgrades in order to electrify. Join our panel of distinguished researchers who will discuss solutions that can provide a pathway to electrification without upsizing existing electrical panels. Our panel will showcase some existing solutions with deep dives on smart panels and circuit splitters. Moderated by Yu Hou, Supervisor, California Energy Commission Speakers: Rebecca Rothman, Manager, Consulting, VEIC (CalNEXT)
Xin Jin, Group Manager, Grid Edge and Advanced Controls, National Renewable Energy Laboratory
Spencer Harrison, CEO/Co-Founder, NeoCharge
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Dual-Fuel/Hybrid Systems for Residential Heating▶ Tofanelli Dual-fuel systems allow the flexible use of either electric heat pumps or gas-fired furnaces to provide heating for residences. But are they a lower-cost option for reducing emissions without full electrification? Join us as we analyze the feasibility of utilizing dual-fuel heating sources for short-term reductions in natural gas use and emissions in California. Moderated by Eric Kirchhoff, Manager, Clean EE Strategies, SoCalGas Speakers: Saurabh Shekhadar, Energy Engineer, ICF (GET), and Cristalle Mauleon, PE, Engineering Manager, Lincus Inc. (GET)
Jared Landsman, Senior Managing Consultant, E3
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Low-GWP Refrigerants: Positive Transitions for Decarbonization▶ Carr The move toward lower-GWP refrigerants requires different safety and handling procedures. The panelists will discuss issues that need to be considered for the installation and safe handling of equipment that has flammable or toxic components. Moderated by Danielle Wright, Executive Director, North American Sustainable Refrigeration Council Speaker: Aanchal Kohli, Manager, F-gas Reduction Strategy Section, California Air Resources Board
Brad Hoover, Principal Consultant, DNV Energy Insights USA
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1:45 PM | BREAK |
2:15 PM | BREAKOUT SESSIONS |
The Future of Flexibility: An Interactive Discussion▶ Magnolia “What does DR look like in 2030?” As we approach 2030, the landscape of demand response is poised to undergo significant transformations driven by advancements in technology, evolving regulatory frameworks, and increasing consumer awareness. However, several barriers remain, including integrating distributed energy resources into the grid, ensuring cybersecurity, meeting the need for robust data analytics, and achieving widespread customer engagement. Join us as we envision the role of demand response over the next decade, informed by trends in machine learning, Internet of Things (IoT) devices, automated demand response systems, and more. We will explore in depth the opportunities and challenges ahead and open a forum for anticipating trends crucial for developing demand response strategies that enhance grid reliability, promote energy efficiency, and support the transition to a sustainable energy system. Moderated by Josh Rasin, Manager, Technology Acceleration, Sacramento Municipal Utility District Speakers:
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Overcoming Challenges to Scaling Building Decarbonization▶ Gardenia California has set ambitious goals to significantly reduce the use of fossil fuels in homes and businesses, including the installation of 6 million heat pumps by 2030. Achieving these targets will require scalable, innovative solutions that can adapt to the diverse needs of an economy serving 40 million people. This session will outline the challenges ahead, highlight emerging data-driven strategies, and foster discussions on how to make the value proposition of building decarbonization more impactful and relevant to Californians. Moderated by Will Vicent, Deputy Director, Building Standards, California Energy Commission Speakers: Sandy Laube, Fellow, Energy Efficiency, Energy Solutions (CalNEXT)
Scott Higa, Senior Project Manager, Codes and Standards, Southern California Edison
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Multifamily Gas Applications Research▶ Tofanelli What options are available for optimizing emissions reductions and reducing cost for multifamily residences? Explore this question with us as we dive into topics related to gas absorption heat pumps (GAHP) and the sizing of hot water systems in the multifamily sector. Moderated by Saurabh Shekhadar, Energy Engineer, ICF (GET) Speakers: Madeline Talebi, Energy Engineer, ICF (GET)
Cristalle Mauleon, PE, Engineering Manager, Lincus Inc. (GET)
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Technician Training to Unlock Efficiency for Ultra-Low GWP Refrigerants▶ Carr This session brings together experts involved in preparing the refrigeration technician workforce for the transition to low and ultra-low GWP refrigerants. Our panelists will discuss the training landscape and changes in handling and safety procedures for the next generation of refrigerants after 2030. Panelists will also share current training offerings and best practices to maximize opportunities for energy efficiency. Moderated by Danielle Wright, Executive Director, North American Sustainable Refrigeration Council Speakers: Mary E. Koban, Agile Manager, The Chemours Company
Chris Compton, President, HVACRedu.net LLC
Danielle Wright, Executive Director, North American Sustainable Refrigeration Council
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3:15 PM | BREAK |
3:30 PM | BREAKOUT SESSIONS |
What’s Load Got to Do with It? The Rise of Flexible Heat Pump Technology▶ Magnolia How do we get more efficient comfort and convenience through demand-responsive heat pump controls? The need to balance energy efficiency, grid stability, and customer comfort and convenience requires innovative approaches to manage the variability and flexibility of heat pump systems. Join us for a discussion on pioneering projects to test the functional capabilities of heat pump systems for demand response while maximizing energy savings for consumers. We will also discuss evaluation of advanced control strategies that allow heat pumps to adjust their operation based on real-time grid demands. Moderated by Kelly Cunningham, Codes and Standards, Pacific Gas and Electric Company Speakers: Caton Mande, Senior R&D Engineer, Western Cooling Efficiency Center, UC Davis
Edwin Hornquist, Principal Technical Leader, EPRI
Ammi Amarnath, Principal Technical Executive, EPRI
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Solutions to Equitably Fulfill the Workforce Needs for Our Decarbonized Future▶ Gardenia California needs a skilled and trained workforce to meet our aggressive decarbonization and zero-emissions targets. Join SoCalREN, SMUD, and SCE workforce, education, and training program managers as they share their current and future efforts to engage with and encourage the next generation of workers to prepare for high-paying and technically skilled jobs. Moderated by Axel Pearson, Project Manager, Pacific Northwest National Laboratory Speakers: Juan Argueta, Senior Manager, Customer Engagement Division, Southern California Edison
Jacobe Caditz, Manager, Community Education and Regional Workforce Development, Sacramento Municipal Utility District
Lujuana Medina, Environmental Initiatives Division Manager, Southern California Regional Energy Network, County of Los Angeles | |
Other (Natural Gas) Research▶ Tofanelli Catch up on the latest research on lowering emissions that you may have missed. In this session, we will explore three areas of research that seek to address the reduction of emissions for natural gas burning equipment. Moderated by Saurabh Shekhadar, Energy Engineer, ICF (GET) Speakers: Anoushka Cholakath, Energy Engineer, ICF (GET)
Anoushka Cholakath, Energy Engineer, ICF (GET), and Jaeson Cardiff, CEO and Cofounder, CleanO2 Carbon Capture Technologies
Hardik Shah, Manager, Technical Programs, GTI Energy
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Role of Refrigerants in the Electrification of Commercial HVAC▶ Carr Electrification of large commercial HVAC requires an understanding of tradeoffs between energy efficiency and GHG emissions from refrigerants. Current requirements for companies to reduce GHG emissions will move heating technologies to heat pumps and other non-fuel-based technologies. Panelists will discuss design considerations for applications such as campuses, data centers, and general commercial-building comfort applications. Examples of installations from Europe will be shared, and progress in the US will be discussed. And we will take a look at what is being investigated for the future. Moderated by Abhilasha Wadhwa, Senior Analyst, Building Decarbonization and Renewable Gas Section, Energy Division, California Public Utilities Commission Speakers: Philip Johnston, Vice President, Environmental Business Development Center, Daikin Applied Americas
Morgan Copeland, Regional Sales Manager, Heat Pumps, Oilon US Inc.
Ron Domitrovic, PhD, Program Manager, Customer Technologies, EPRI
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Day Two: Wednesday, October 9, 2024
8:00 AM | BREAKFAST▶ Grand Nave Foyer |
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9:00 AM | PLENARY▶ Magnolia What's Needed in the Next 5 Years, with PG&E, SCE, SMUD, and SoCalGasThe California utilities have stepped up to the challenge of decarbonization and sustainability with aggressive carbon reduction goals between 2030 and 2045. This opening panel brings together utility leadership to share what they each think are the next three milestones they hope to achieve over the next five years in order to stay on course to those goals, and how customer programs will play a role. Moderated by Carol Yin, Facilitator, ETCC Speakers:
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10:15 AM | BREAK |
10:45 AM | BREAKOUT SESSIONS |
Successful Technology Transfer through CalNEXT▶ Magnolia CalNEXT, the California Statewide Electric Emerging Technologies Program, will discuss its approach to tech transfer and provide examples of past successes of transfer into California’s Energy Efficiency Program Portfolio. In this session, CalNEXT will share its collaborative process that leverages key stakeholder forums and provides actionable recommendations to energy efficiency program designers. Moderated by Savannah McLaughlin, Energy Efficiency Regulatory Analyst, California Public Utilities Commission Speakers: Greg Barker, Technical Director, Energy Solutions (CalNEXT)
Kyle Booth, Associate Director, Engineering, Energy Solutions (CalNEXT)
Rebecca Rothman, Manager, Consulting, VEIC (CalNEXT)
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Removing Barriers to Heat Pump Water Heaters in Foodservice Facilities▶ Gardenia Commercial kitchens have unique energy demands that create challenges for decarbonization. In this session, the Code Readiness and CalNEXT research teams will present their recent collaborations in finding low-carbon solutions to meet these demands while helping customers decrease energy use and greenhouse gas emissions. Moderated by Martin Vu, Principal Engineer and Patent Attorney, RMS Energy Consulting, LLC Speakers: Amin Delagah, Associate Director, Research & Consulting Group, Advanced Energy Division, TRC (CalNEXT)
Maya Gantley, Senior Consultant, 2050 Partners
Mehdi Zeyghami, Mechanical Engineer, Pacific Gas and Electric Company
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Hydrogen Overview and the Path Forward▶ Tofanelli In this two-presentation session, come learn about the challenges in producing and transporting lower-emissions hydrogen and hydrogen-methane blends safely and efficiently. Our update will cover the status of the industry, including R&D, hydrogen, hydrogen-methane-blend transport, and hydrogen production. Moderated by Eric Kirchhoff, Manager, Clean EE Strategies, SoCalGas Speaker: Kevin Uy, Branch Manager, California Energy Commission
Eric Kirchhoff, Manager, Clean EE Strategies, SoCalGas
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Charging Ahead: Statewide Efforts to Deploy EV Charging Infrastructure▶ Carr Successfully deploying EV charging infrastructure requires coordination across state, utility, and private actors. This session explores how policy targets are established by the California Energy Commission and how they are interpreted and acted upon by the Los Angeles Department of Water and Power and Southern California Edison. The panelists will present their initiatives for making charging available for light-duty and heavy-duty vehicles and will discuss some challenges and opportunities presented by building out the grid to support this new EV load. Moderated by Jaron Weston, Branch Manager, Zero Emission Vehicle Acceleration, California Energy Commission Speakers: Greg Sarvas, Electric Transportation Program Supervisor, Los Angeles Department of Water and Power
Lisa Arellanes, Principal Manager, eMobility, Southern California Edison
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11:45 AM | LUNCH▶ Grand Nave Foyer |
12:45 PM | BREAKOUT SESSIONS |
Prioritizing Technology Opportunities through CalNEXT▶ Magnolia CalNEXT, the California Statewide Electric Emerging Technologies Program, has designed an innovative process to identify and prioritize promising new technologies. CalNEXT will share how they develop Technology Priority Maps (TPMs) with the input of a wide range of experts from the California Energy Efficiency Program Portfolio and how they use these TPMs to communicate research priorities to the market. Moderated by Derek Okada, Senior Fellow, Energy Solutions (CalNEXT) Speakers: Greg Barker, Technical Director, Energy Solutions (CalNEXT)
Rebecca Rothman, Manager, Consulting, VEIC (CalNEXT)
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Food Service: Providing Technologies and Support for Decarbonization▶ Gardenia Hear how decarbonization in food service is being supported at local, state, and national levels, through both education and demonstration. Learn about the efforts by local utilities, an update on codes and standards by the statewide team, and program support and development by organizations at a national level. Moderated by Martin Vu, Principal Engineer and Patent Attorney, RMS Energy Consulting, LLC Speakers: Oliver Ta, Engineer, Foodservice Technology Center, Southern California Edison
Kyle Booth, Associate Director, Engineering, Energy Solutions (CalNEXT)
Alison Rhodes, Senior Technical Assistant, EPRI
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Natural Gas and Hydrogen Blends for End-Use Equipment▶ Tofanelli If hydrogen-natural gas blends replace pure natural gas, what are the end-user equipment implications? In this session, we will present research updates on testing and quantifying the impacts of hydrogen-natural gas blends on different commercial end-use equipment. Moderated by Steven Long, Director, Engineering, ICF (GET) Speakers: Madeline Talebi, Energy Engineer, ICF (GET)
Ryan Kerr, Director, Emerging Technologies, GTI Energy
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Leveraging EVs to Manage the Electric Grid▶ Carr EVs represent one of the largest sources of load that will show up on the electric grid in the coming decades. This could present challenges for grid-planning and deployment, but properly managed, EVs have the potential to provide entirely new types of control and flexibility for grid operators. This session explores three California utilities’ perspectives and actions on vehicle-grid integration. Moderated by Jingjing Liu, Program Manager, Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory Speakers: Blake Heidenreich, Strategic Advisor, Southern California Edison
Carol Kay, Project Manager, Research & Development, Sacramento Municipal Utility District
Nick Fiore, Clean Transportation Innovation Manager, San Diego Gas & Electric
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1:45 PM | BREAK |
2:15 PM | BREAKOUT SESSIONS |
Embodied Carbon: Perspectives from Policy, Industry, and Practice▶ Magnolia Embodied carbon, the emissions associated with the production and transportation of building materials, is a significant contributor to climate change and a key area of concern for reducing impacts from the construction sector. In this panel discussion, you will hear from three experts who represent different roles and perspectives on the topic: (1) the supervising architect from the Building Standards Commission, who will explain the current regulatory landscape regarding embodied carbon in CALGreen; (2) the sustainability manager for a cement and concrete producer, who will share how they are innovating low-carbon solutions; and (3) a practicing architect whose firm develops leading software tools for life cycle assessment. Join us for this engaging and informative session exploring how California became the first state to formally address embodied carbon in its building codes and how regulators, suppliers, and designers can collaborate toward innovative and cost-effective solutions that meet and exceed current requirements. Moderated by Dave Intner, Senior Advisor, Southern California Edison Speakers: Irina Brauzman, Supervising Architect, California Building Standards Commission
Karin Perissinotto, Sustainability Manager, CalPortland
Jack Rusk, Director, Climate Strategy, EHDD
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Adopting Heat Pump Technologies for Space Heating Purposes▶ Gardenia Across the United States, states like California are pushing for increased adoption of heat pump technologies. In this session, our experts will share programs supporting and evaluating the use of heat pumps for space conditioning applications. The panelists will also discuss how findings from these programs can be used to support state heat pump adoption goals. Moderated by Haile Bucaneg, Senior Mechanical Engineer, California Energy Commission Speakers: Scott Blunk, Deputy Director, Existing Buildings, Load Flexibility and Appliance Efficiency, California Energy Commission
Adam Cornelius, Senior Program Manager, Consortium for Energy Efficiency
Samuel Petty, Technology Manager, Commercial Validations, US Department of Energy
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Natural Gas and Hydrogen Blends for Infrastructure▶ Tofanelli Join this session to learn how the proposed H2 infrastructure is expected to help offset emissions. Efforts supporting both the residential and commercial infrastructure will be presented along with existing and planned infrastructure development for transportation and industry. Moderated by Steven Long, Director, Engineering, ICF (GET) Speakers: Pooya Khodaparast, Utilities Engineer, California Energy Commission
Nico Bouwkamp, Business Development Manager H2, GTI Energy
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Part 1: Window Projects: Exploring the Value Proposition for High-Performance Windows▶ Carr Despite the common misconception that window performance is negligible in mild climates, it plays a significant role in overall building energy performance and thermal comfort. This session will challenge existing myths, highlight innovative solutions in window technologies, and foster dialogue among industry leaders to promote information-sharing, technology transfer, and market facilitation. Moderated by Rick Dunn, Senior Manager, Emerging Technology, Resource Innovations (CalMTA) Speakers: Rick Dunn, Senior Manager, Emerging Technology, Resource Innovations (CalMTA)
Brad Begin, Chairman, Alpen High Performance Products
Robert Hart, Technology Researcher, Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory
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3:30 PM | BREAKOUT SESSIONS |
Idea to Initiative: Advancing Market Transformation in California▶ Magnolia CalMTA, the statewide market transformation administrator, will share an update on the creation of the first market transformation initiatives (MTIs) for California, including the six technologies under development and the activities conducted to inform full MTI Plans for two ideas: induction cooking and room heat pumps. CalMTA will explore the process used to identify specific barriers, opportunities for leverage, strategic interventions, and desired outputs and outcomes for each MTI, as captured in updated logic models and active strategy pilots. In addition, participants will have the opportunity to interact with two innovative technologies used in the strategy pilots—a 120V induction range equipped with energy storage and a 120V window-mounted heat pump—and share their feedback with CalMTA. Speakers:
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Advancing Hot Water Solutions: Field Insights, Installations, and Efficiency Strategies for Heat Pump Water Heaters▶ Gardenia Water heating accounts for up to 30% of energy use in residential and multifamily buildings, making it a key area for improving energy efficiency. With over 123 million existing residential water heaters in the US and more than 7.5 million replaced annually, the need for sustainable solutions is clear. Join us for an engaging session that explores the latest advancements in heat pump water heater technology. The panelists will cover three critical topics: the Plug-in Heat Pump Water Heater Field Study in California, practical solutions for simplifying installation in existing homes, and strategies and lab testing method for optimizing central heat pump water heaters in multifamily buildings. Moderated by Alyssa Cheung, Senior Regulatory Analyst, California Public Utilities Commission Speakers: Noah Gabriel, Project Manager, New Buildings Institute
Mark Rehley, Senior Manager, Emerging Technology & Product Management, Northwest Energy Efficiency Alliance
Mehdi Zeyghami, Mechanical Engineer, Pacific Gas and Electric Company
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Building Resiliency through Robust Flexible Demand and DERs▶ Tofanelli California’s electric grid must remain reliable and resilient while aggressively pursuing carbon neutrality by 2045. This transition presents significant challenges and opportunities, particularly in tackling climate change, managing intermittency, handling curtailment issues associated with renewable energy generation, and addressing the grid impacts of expanding electrification in buildings and transportation. Integration of flexible demand with diverse distributed energy resources through open and secure communication protocols emerges as a pivotal solution. This session aims to outline current challenges, explore potential flexible demand solutions and considerations, and propose strategies for enhancing building resilience while bolstering grid support. Moderated by Mark Martinez, Senior Portfolio Manager, Southern California Edison Speakers: Charles Kim, Senior Engineer, Southern California Edison
Randall Higa, Consulting Engineer, Southern California Edison
Jeremy Laundergan, Vice President, Consulting Services, EnerNex
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Part 2: Building Envelopes, They’ve Got Everything—Efficiency, Decarbonization, Health, Safety, Climate Resiliency▶ Carr The performance of building envelopes and windows is crucial for achieving energy efficiency and carbon reduction goals in the built environment. Prioritizing building envelope optimization is essential for meeting decarbonization targets swiftly and effectively. Once envelope performance is addressed, it paves the way for other systems, such as heat pumps, to be properly sized and operate more efficiently. Join this session to discover how building envelopes play a vital role in our changing climate. Moderated by Payam Bozorgchami, Senior Civil Engineer, California Energy Commission Speakers: Curtis Harrington, Engineering Manager, Western Cooling Efficiency Center, UC Davis
Chad Gretzner, Research Engineer, Kliewer and Associates
Ron Kliewer, Senior Building Scientist, Kliewer and Associates
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