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The Association of Energy
Engineers (AEE)
Greater Philadelphia Chapter Newsletter
July/August 2004
| INSIDE
Next Meeting Board Members Page 2 Editor's Corner Page 2
Mark Your Energy News Page 4 Ads/etc. Page 5 Special Event: June 24th Annual Golf Outing
Newsletter Editor Website Editor
Ashley Dorn Deadline for newsletter submissions 28th day of the month! Published on the first of the month January-June and August-December |
NEXT MEETING - September 30th WHEN: September 30th, 2004 WHAT: Tour of the New Baseball Stadium
WHERE: Philadelphia, PA TIME: Shotgun Start: 12:00 Noon to 2:30 PM PRICE: $20.00 ($25.00 for non members) POC: Joe Smith, PGW, joseph.smith@pgworks.com (215) 684-6757 Deadline: September 24, 2004 If you haven’t been to the new Ball Park or didn’t get a chance to see it when you attended a ball game, why not plan on joining us on September 30th for a special AEE inside tour of the new ballpark! Announcements: July 13, 9:00 AM till Noon – Open House at Northampton Community College Open House at NCC on Tuesday, July 13th. We have some excellent speakers lined up to discuss Compressed Air Systems, Steam Systems, Free Energy Assessments, Funding for Training, and the expanding curriculum for Energy Management that includes Distance Learning. Contact Bill Clark at Clark@etctr.com July 19th Tour Thomas Jefferson University and the Kimmel Center The National Workshop sponsored by the Department of Energy is one of the primary outreach activities within the Program to achieve energy-efficient buildings and energy savings through code adoption implementation, and compliance. The goal of the Workshop is to provide a forum for states, industry, code proponents and stakeholder groups involved in the advocacy, adoption, implementation, enforcement, and use of building energy codes with an opportunity to further learn about energy codes and to network with their peers. The annual Workshop is the only building energy codes conference of its kind. The Workshop provides face-to-face networking through formal and informal presentations allowing states and other stakeholders to share code-related challenges and code-related successes. As part of the Workshop experience, building tours of Jefferson University and the Kimmel Center are being offered as a Pre-Workshop activity on July 19th from 8:00-12:00. The purpose of the tour is to demonstrate real world applications of energy efficient technologies, equipment and systems management to attendees to complement the information discussed during various Workshop sessions. Buildings that have a unique or visually interesting draw, such as a particular type of technology or piece of equipment, are ideal. Contact Randy Haines for additional information at (215) 503-6099 |
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