Add to Calendar   01/17/2019 07:30 AM 01/17/2019 10:00 AM America/New_York Building Education Series: Innovations in Cleveland

This session will look at innovative projects in Cleveland like the Lake Erie wind turbine project, the first offshore wind facility in the Great Lakes and the first freshwater wind farm in North America.  The lakefront land bridge project proposes to build a bridge from the Mall to the North Coast Harbor connecting our city center with the waterfront. Microgrid technology is being discussed in Cleveland and Cleveland State University will review the feasibility study recently completed.  NOACA will give a high level overview of the potential Chicago hyperloop.  This would allow travel from Cleveland to Chicago in about 30 minutes! All fascinating projects and we'll get the latest information on each.  Cleveland Foundation is funding three of these projects.  We're fortunate to have a foundation in Cleveland with the vision to support these innovative projects.

 

Speakers:

Dick Clough, Executive Board Chair,  Green Ribbon Coalition, Inc.

Bob Gardin, Vice Chair, Green Ribbon Projects

Andrew Thomas, Executive in Residence, Energy Policy Center, Cleveland State University

Mark Henning, Graduate Research Assistant, Energy Policy Center, Cleveland State University

Dave Karpinski, Vice President of Operations, LEEDCo

Grace Gallucci, Executive Director, Northeast Ohio Areawide Coordinating Agency

 

7:30 AM - Registration, networking and light breakfast

8:00 - 10:00 AM - Program

 

2 CEU credits available for: Cleveland Engineering Society, BOMA, USGBC LEED, AEE, ASHRAE, pending for AIA HSW

 

Register early.  Refunds available up to 1 day before the session.

Members of AIA, ASHRAE, C2030D, COSE, CSU, USGBC: $10

Non-Members: $15

 

REGISTER HERE

Oswald Building Cleveland [email protected] 01/17/2019 07:30 AM

Building Education Series: Innovations in Cleveland

This session will look at innovative projects in Cleveland like the Lake Erie wind turbine project, the first offshore wind facility in the Great Lakes and the first freshwater wind farm in North America.  The lakefront land bridge project proposes to build a bridge from the Mall to the North Coast Harbor connecting our city center with the waterfront. Microgrid technology is being discussed in Cleveland and Cleveland State University will review the feasibility study recently completed.  NOACA will give a high level overview of the potential Chicago hyperloop.  This would allow travel from Cleveland to Chicago in about 30 minutes! All fascinating projects and we'll get the latest information on each.  Cleveland Foundation is funding three of these projects.  We're fortunate to have a foundation in Cleveland with the vision to support these innovative projects.

 

Speakers:

Dick Clough, Executive Board Chair,  Green Ribbon Coalition, Inc.

Bob Gardin, Vice Chair, Green Ribbon Projects

Andrew Thomas, Executive in Residence, Energy Policy Center, Cleveland State University

Mark Henning, Graduate Research Assistant, Energy Policy Center, Cleveland State University

Dave Karpinski, Vice President of Operations, LEEDCo

Grace Gallucci, Executive Director, Northeast Ohio Areawide Coordinating Agency

 

7:30 AM - Registration, networking and light breakfast

8:00 - 10:00 AM - Program

 

2 CEU credits available for: Cleveland Engineering Society, BOMA, USGBC LEED, AEE, ASHRAE, pending for AIA HSW

 

Register early.  Refunds available up to 1 day before the session.

Members of AIA, ASHRAE, C2030D, COSE, CSU, USGBC: $10

Non-Members: $15

 

REGISTER HERE

WHEN
January 17, 2019 at 7:30am - 10am
WHERE
Oswald Building
1100 Superior Ave
Cleveland, OH 44114
United States
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CONTACT
Cindy Cicigoi ·