WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 18 5:30 Pm TO 8:30 Pm

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AgENDA:5:30 pm Registration and Social Hour6:30 pm Dinner, Announcements and Introductions7:45 pm Break8:00 pm Main Program9:00 pm Adjourn

COST:$320.00 Chapter meeting voucher

GG ASHRAE Members: Before 5pm, October 9 $50After 5pm, October 9 $60

Non-Members: Before 5pm, October 9 $60After 5pm, October 9 $65

Students/Voucher Holder

Free, but please register before October 9 to help us better plan for meal and venue seats

WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 18 Dinner Meeting

Event Calendar.............................. 2President’s message .................3-4Historian Article............................ 5YEA .................................................. 6Student Activities ......................... 7Membership Promotion .............. 8

Research Promotion ..................... 9Learning Opportunities....... 10-11June Meeting Recap ...................12Board and Chair Members ........13Ad Page and Ad Rates ................14

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MAIN PROGRAM: PRACTICING FOR THE FuTuRE: ENERGY DATA AND POLICY IN SAN FRANCISCO

Meeting Theme: ASHRAE Grassroots Government Advocacy Committee (GGAC) SPEAkER: BARRY HOPPER, SF ENVIRONMENT San Francisco’s Climate Action Strategy is: 0, 50, 100, Roots. That means Zero Waste, 50% of all trips via sustainable modes, 100% renewable energy citywide and using ‘roots’ to pull carbon out of the atmosphere into trees and plants. In support of the Climate Action Strategy, Barry Hooper leads development of the San Francisco Green Building

Code – including the city’s requirements that new buildings achieve GreenPoint Rated or LEED standards, and solar PV or green roofs. Barry also manages the Existing Commercial Buildings Energy ordinance, which requires annual bench-marking of energy performance and an action plan for cost-effective energy efficiency improvement. He is Technical Advisor to the Bay Area Regional Energy Network Codes & Standards program, an active member of the C40 Cities Private Sector Energy Efficiency Network, US DOE State and Local Energy Action Network (SEE-Action), and represents local governments on California’s statewide Energy Data Access Committee.

Prior to joining SF Environment, Barry served as Green Building Coordinator for the City of San Jose and managed the Silicon Valley Energy Watch energy efficiency program. At the University of California at Santa Barbara he earned master’s

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event Calendar2017/2018 ´ WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 18 ...................................DINNER

LOCATION: Scott’sSPEAkER: Barry Hopper, SF EnvironmentTOPIC: Practicing for the Future: Energy Data and Policy in San Francisco; THEME: Grassroots Government Advocacy Committee (GGAC)

´WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 15 ................................DINNERLOCATION: Scott’sSPEAkER: Gwelen Paliaga, TRC and Paul Raftery, CBE at uC BerkeleyTOPIC: Innovative Low-Energy HVAC Control StrategiesTHEME: Research Promotion Night

´WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 13 DINNER- SAN JOSE JOINT MEETING

LOCATION: San Mateo MarriotSPEAkER: Bjarne Olesen, ASHRAE Society President THEME: Membership Promotion Night - Bring a new member, get a prize

´THuRSDAY, JANuARY 18 ......................................... LuNCHLOCATION: PGE Pacific Energy CenterSPEAkER: Steve Taylor, Taylor EngineeringTOPIC: SFMOMA: Dual fan/dual duct VAV air distribution systemsTHEME: Membership Promotion Night - Bring a new member and receive a ticket to the SFMOMA

´THuRSDAY, FEBRuARY 15 DINNER- ASPE JOINT MEETING

LOCATION: PGE Pacific Energy CenterSPEAkER: Damon Chandler and Elyse Widin, Southland TOPIC: Coordination! THEME: Trades

´THuRSDAY, MARCH 15 DINNER- REDWOOD EMPIRE JOINT MEETING

LOCATION: Four Seasons San Rafael SPEAkER: Tristam Coffin, Whole FoodsTOPIC: Whole Foods: Natural RefrigerantsTHEME: Refrigeration

´THuRSDAY, APRIL 19 ..............................................DINNERLOCATION: GenentechSPEAkER: Cassie Waddell and keith Sonberg, Genentech TOPIC: What is k6? THEME: Women in Engineering

´THuRSDAY, MAY 17 DINNER- PRODuCT SHOW/STuDENT AWARDS

LOCATION: PGE Pacific Energy CenterSPEAkER: Shlomo Rosenfeld, PETOPIC: 50 years of innovative energy conservation designTHEME: Student Night

´THuRSDAY, JuNE, 21 ...............................................DINNERLOCATION: Scott’sSPEAkER: Reliable ControlsTOPIC: Controls Integration to Corporate Network

OctOber 2017 dinner meeting

FOR mORE iNFORmATiON AND DETAilS gO TOwww.ggashrae.org

degrees in Environmental Science and Management, as well as Geography.

Presentation SummaryIn 2011, San Francisco was the fourth city in the United States to require commercial buildings to benchmark and publicly report annual energy use, and the second to require an audit or retrocommissioning. Today, benchmarking has been institutionalized in 23 US cities, embracing the idea that measurement is a prerequisite

for management. Barry Hooper from SF Department of Environment will present on what information has been collected; how it’s put to use; challenges and oppor-tunities for the program; how energy data disclosure connects to incentive programs and financing; and look forward to possible implications for new construction and meeting San Francisco’s greenhouse gas mitigation goals by accelerating improvement in the performance of the city’s built environment.

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golden gate chapter nikola kravik, octoBer 2017

Dear Members,

It’s has been my pleasure volunteering for ASHRAE for over a decade and being on the Golden Gate committees and Board since 2012-2013. This year I’ve added two words to our ASHRAE Society President - Bjarne W. Olesen, Ph.D., Fellow ASHRAE, National Presi-dential theme and message about “Extending our community” globally. My local chapter desire will be focusing on Golden Gate chapter and collaborating with other ASHRAE Bay Area and Valley Chapters and AEC Industry partners like the ASPE-Society of Plumbing Engineers, AIEE, AIA, USGBC, LBL, etc. You will notice we have already aligned some of our goals with the other society like ASPE, so now we have the meetings on every 3rd Wednesday night to not overlap or be close to their meetings (though there will be exceptions). By the way there is shortage of plumbing engineers in the Bay area if you haven’t noticed!

Meeting schedule is here: http://ggashrae.org/meetinginfo.php

Get used to paying $50 for lunch and dinner meetings this year, we increased the price $10 to be able make the famous break-even engineering math. Don’t forget we are all volunteers, it’s the cost of doing business in the Bay Area. Also, most of you get reimbursed by your employer so not a big deal for the $10 delta from last year (we haven’t increased the price for a long long time)-if your employer doesn’t reimburse your National and local membership too, and your regular ASHRAE meetings please allow me and some of the other board members to give compelling reasons why.

In short, in late 2017: a dinner or lunch in SF or Oakland, 3 hr networking event and 1hr or less technical presentation got to be worth $50 for a company that will have their logo on our large 10’x20’ projector screen every meeting! Don’t you agree? I would love you too tell me why you wouldn’t subsidize your employee meal, here is my contact, call me: c:510-561-8816 or nikolakravik@gmail.com.

Notice I gave you my personal cell above and not a bogus office number that you can never reach me. I want my Presi-dential year at Golden Gate to be about communication, openness, collaboration, learning, teaching, coaching and leading the way as true leaders. Be a leader, don’t be just follower all the times, reach out, expand our “community” – It’s hard to do any kind of business with folks that can even give you their business cell on their reply email!

We have young and energetic board this year, I feel veteran at 39, but still 19 at heart! We have had planning sessions over the summer, our Regional CRC in Sacramento and ready to serve you and our Society. michelle Dionello (genentech) is our President Elect-all star keeping me and everyone else on track with biggest task on year round program meetings planning and great speakers and venues; Jason lesser (iQ Controls) is our Secretary this year to keep me and Michelle aligned, he loves to expand ASHRAE to all building trades especially the reach out to controls industry and students, Jason was our Rockstar Resource Promotion Chair for several years; Alyse Falconer (Point Energy innovations) is our “CFO” since I don’t like the word treasurer for some reason too outdated, Alyse is more than a CFO she was last year’s one of ASHRAE’s new faces of engineering and GG YEA MVP Chair; Brian Chacon (Trane) will be 2nd year board member

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replacing Anna Brannon’s (Atelier Ten) who left us for better life in Australia-we miss her a lot! Brian will be helping all of us and still volunteered to keep the Membership Promotion Chair hat at the same time-kudos to Brian, he is our GG ASHRAE rising star; Jeremy Martinez (Cal Hydro) is our 1st year board member and will do our piping loss calcs, equipment selections, business development…no, no just kidding, he is a veteran GGAC Committee Chair (Grass Roots Government Committee, for those who don’t know he works to convey to the Federal government executives our ASHRAE National and local goals that will benefit everyone). If you are still confused and think this is not a lobbyist job, but kind of like it, please read for your own knowledge here, it’s a short read.

https://www.ashrae.org/government-affairs/grassroots-advocacy/committee

Finally, a big thank you to our outgoing Golden Gate President - Tyler Bradshaw (Blue Forest Engineering) who will be still behind the scenes and will participate in all board meetings, reminding us that no matter how great of ideas we have, how young and energetic we are and much we want to do more, there will be always need for seasoned industry veteran who is willing to help us in any way possible, be a mentor and a coach!

Please don’t have excuses for not showing to meetings, calendar is up pencil them now; please read about climate change for yourself-don’t let me or others influence your opinion (pix below curtesy of Caltrans, Squaw Valley, 9/21/2017, thought this pix will be nicer than showing you the 16 vehicle wreck on 80 that unfortunately took the life of one driver) http://kron4.com/2017/09/21/deadly-16-car-crash-blocks-wb-i-80-in-sierra/

Don’t forget to think about global politics and how indirectly impacts our Society and Globally, it does tremendously especially if it’s credible on not: http://www.foxnews.com/entertainment/2017/09/22/trump-kim-coverage-draws-charges-moral-equivalence.html

I recently volunteered and helped a SFSU MS Civil/Structural engineer get her resume straight and start applying for a job-She is a SF Gator, me too. I also helped a stranger in IKEA Emeryville bring something from a shelf 8’ above since “I was observed to be tall and strong”, I learned today of the word “dotard”.

What have you done lately and how do you plan to Extend our Golden Gate ASHRAE Community?

Lastly, like a mentioned to you above, please be great leaders and follow your passion (although It’s ok to follow someone else sometimes) and do what your heart tells you to do in life! Be zealous and don’t settle for everything, question things, be different, listen, care about each other and love.

Expand our ASHRAE Community locally and globally!

Nikola Kravik, President 2017-2018ASHRAE Golden Gate Chapter

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historian

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ASHRAE golden gate Chapter begins another year! Summer is over!...Time to get to work! Tom Gilbertson, Chapter Historian

What did the Summer bring us?...Recognition!

Chapter Member Steve Taylor received the Andrew Boggs Award at the Annual ASHRAE Meeting in Long Beach!...one of ASHRAE’s highest awards!...

Good Going Steve!

In case you missed why the Andrew Boggs Award is conferred….the citation is for… “Exceptional Service Award for continuing, unselfish, dedicated and distinguished service to the Society.”…read that again!...and remind yourself what an example that is…and that you too would do well to use that as a model, and goal!.

Then realize that it is the ASHRAE Society, itself…that historically does more to improve the quality of life for all of mankind…than any other technical society on Earth.

ASHRAE and its successor societies have been a wonderful “viewing stand” from which to see the historic activity, that has been a part of our Country’s growth, and development…and improved standard of living.

Historically…our Society has been the…let’s call it the “PLAYPEN” …for mechanical engineers…but that too has been changing.

Realize that at the time of our Societies founding…nominally 1895…that the average mechanical engineer made $5,000.00 per year…and the average medical “doctor” made $200.00 per year….(Data from U. S. Census Bureau)…How could this be?...The answer is that Mechanical Engineers were very effective, they were busy solving the problems that led the way to improved quality of life, for the Nation….(The 1895 “medical” doctor…not so much.)…The medical doctors had to wait for the engineers to develop many of the tools that enabled the medical profession to engage in the research and development…(that like other, improving-activities …or society)…they needed our societies “tools”.

Historically…our Society developed so many of the features that we associate…rightly so…with the improved quality of Life…that we cherish…(and if we think about it)…expect!

ASHRAE-technology is the “great-enabler”

You!… as a Golden Gate Chapter-member are in the group that has led to the betterment of life as we have come to experience it.

ASHRAE-technology… filtration, efficient and cost-effective heating…and cooling…and this lead to development of food preservation, food processing, distribution of perishable products, and laboratories for medical sanitation, drug-development, brewing, baking, chip-production…and I don’t just mean “potato”….and just plain human comfort!

An aside about “potato storage”. .An ASHRAE member, Cliff Chamberlain, about 40 years ago developed perhaps the basic, improved concept for this issue. In case you don’t realize it…the humble endeavor…“potato storage”…is vital to ours, and the World’s food supply. Per the U.S .Department of Agriculture…if potatoes were introduced to more of the world-populations’ diet…world hunger could be completely eliminated.

ASHRAE is about a lot more than a computer program to do energy calculations.

Look at the list of subjects that the ASHRAE Handbook Series covers…and see where it led some of as we tried to practice engineering, while seeking to earn a living…Godcheaux Sugar Plant…walk into the brown sugar bins where humidity issues had to be overcome…Burgemeis-ter Brewery to solve brine, heat -transfer issues…Forman Distillery where alcohol flow and blending issues had arisen…Toscana Bakery to resolve refrigerated storage issues so that Walmart would carry the Toscana brown and serve products…Bechtel’s Construction site where we used steam to cure concrete in order to get a project back on schedule…American Licorice Candy Plants where we blended, mixed, cooked, and dried “Red Vines”…the cucumber/pepper processing plant where McDonalds, Burger King, et al …have their all of their relishes and pickles produced…and AH!...the wineries where we froze the Champaign-bottle necks to add the “secret” ingredient… (make that sparkling wine…we are not in the Champaign Province, at Reims and Epernay you know!)…U, S. Steel’s rolling mill where we both cooled and cleaned the water of a flowing natural stream…Kelly-Moore Paint where we cooled the blending ingredient streams…Benoit’s Pear Storage Facility where the old railroads’ ammonia-ice plant was adapted to store pears, until the balance of the harvest for fruit cocktail could be scheduled for canning…seeking to stabilize the thermal movement of the machining of parts so that the Challenger Rocket would not fail…

Historically…ASHRAE through the application of its technology…like few other activities engages our members in opportunities to experi-ence vital and interesting endeavors…and helped us earn a living… Look around, you might find many interesting ways for you to apply your ASHRAE-based technology.

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YEA YOUNG ENGINEERS OF ASHRAE

Alyse Falconer, YEA Chair

YEA Tiki TOuR RECAPGolden gate ashrae YEA members attended a happy hour networking event in full aloha garb. 15 or so YEA members boarded a floral bus at 123 mission around 5pm Friday August 4th. From there the bus (Gilibus) traveled to the famed Tonga room inside the Fairmont hotel. Yea’ers conversed about the latest and greatest in HVAC technology and designs while sipping on tasty island drinks. Around 6:30 the bus arrived back at the Fairmont and traveled over the bay bridge to a lesser known tiki spot, Kona club. YEA ended the night there with pizza and more fruity drinks. If you’re thinking this looks fun, or would like to be on the mailing list please contact Jake Barker @jbarker@airtreatment.com

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student activities

Franklin Wiggins, Chair | Juliana Velez, K-12 STEM Leader | Alicia Tang, Committee | Bridgette Kimball, CommitteeDo you share our passion to connect students of all ages to STEM, engineering, and the local HVAC&R industry? The Student Activities Committee is looking for you to..

• Plan activities (the students love interacting with you)• Present at schools (they want to know how to be just like you)• Organize scholarships & grants (they could use our help getting to the next level)• Connect university students to internships & full-time positions (maybe you’ll find someone you want to hire)

• Crunch some numbers to earn the Golden Gate Chapter some sweet PAOE points (let’s be honest… we want to win and beat the other chapters)

Contact us individually or Franklin at aggcstudents@gmail.com or 213-200-3940.

JOYCE kimIt has been a great experience attending the ASHRAE Annual Conference in Long Beach, CA this past June 2017 as one of the Golden Gate Chapter Travel Scholarship winners. I fully enjoyed this multi-day event with so many interesting seminars and discussions on various HVAC-related topics. My schedule was packed during the entire event but I didn’t mind it at all! This year’s conference was particularly meaning-ful to me because it provided unique opportunities such as involving in Standard Committee 55, presenting at seminar, and winning an ASHRAE student award. Through these op-portunities, I met many incredible individuals whom I now consider as my colleagues and mentors and witnessed how real actions and changes took place in the HVAC world. My presentation received positive feedback from many – es-pecially on how relevant my research is to the real-world building operations and occupant comfort. This assured that my journey as a PhD student was purposeful. I also learned a lot from other experts on the key issues and opportunities in the building industry that I would like to take on in the future. What made the conference even more sweet was the fact that I got to bring my family with me and enjoyed the beautiful weather of Long Beach. Going to the Aquarium right next to the Conference venue was a real treat for my 3-year-old daughter. In conclusion, I wholeheartedly encourage all student members to attend ASHRAE conferences and get involved in their various activities. I would like to express my heart-felt thanks to the Golden Gate Chapter for providing the financial support for my trip to this fantastic event.

JOYCE kimThanks to the generosity of the Golden Gate ASHRAE chapter, I was fortunate to attend an ASHRAE conference for the first time this summer. In my previous work on bioaerosols and indoor air quality, I’d referred to ASHRAE standards, but without really understanding the organization behind them.

Each day was packed, starting with the International Building Performance and Simulation Association (IBPSA) dinner Saturday night where seasoned attendees gave our table of students a crash course in the workings of Technical Committees. As a student currently working with BACnet, I was excited to attend SSPC 135’s (BACnet) meetings on Network Security and Smart Grid integration, TC1.4 (Control theory and applications) on Sunday morning, and meet folks from GPC36 (High Performance Sequences of Operation for HVAC Systems). In other sessions, I watched one proposed standard almost get voted out for public review, another review responses to comments, heard new and old methods compared in the committee for Standard 55 (Thermal Comfort), watched two classmates present their research, and met collaborators and manufacturers. I also enjoyed the seminars in the tracks throughout the conference on net zero energy buildings, radiant systems, and controls systems, including some candid reflections on projects gone awry.

Thanks to introductions at the Young Engineers in ASHRAE (YEA) mixer, students were also welcomed into the Region X (CA, NV, AZ, HI) dinner, where our regional DRC and YEA and Research Promotion chairs were full of advice. Multiple people encouraged us to apply for more regional and national funding opportunities, which I have shared with my depart-ment. This already led to sponsorship for Carlos Duarte, the leader of our new student ASHRAE chapter at UC Berkeley, to attend the Region X Chapter Regional Conference in Sac-ramento this August.

In short – ASHRAE’s annual conference was more welcoming than I expected, with lots to learn, and I highly encourage other students to attend if they have the chance. Thanks again to the Golden Gate chapter for this opportunity.

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membership promotion

Brian Chacon, Membership Promotion Chairgreetings Everyone!Greetings everyone and welcome back to “ASHRAE Season”! We had a good year in terms of expanding membership last year, and coming back for my third term as Membership Promotion Chair, I hope to keep the ball rolling through the 2017-2018 year. I am very excited to serve the chapter and enthusi-astic about helping it grow. I think we have a lot of potential to have a great year and I look forward to getting to know you all throughout the process!

membership Promotion Committee help!I am looking for volunteers to help on the Membership Promotion Committee. The role would include

recruiting new members to join ASHRAE and helping with membership retention. The time commitment would be about an hour a week. Please contact me or the other committee or board members if you are interested in participating and contributing to our local and national society. We would be happy to answer any questions you have on the responsibilities. Link to my contact information is here http://ggashrae.org/join.php

December 13 mP Night!Get a free meal! In an effort to recruit new members to ASHRAE, if you bring a non-member to the dinner meeting this December and they join ASHRAE, your next dinner meeting is free! Please make an effort to reach out to a potential new member and offer to bring them to a meeting.

Student SmartStart Program I want to remind everyone about the great opportunity offered through the SmartStart student program. For $51 year 1, $77 year 2, and $102 year 3, individuals transitioning from student to professional life can take advantage of a reduced ASHRAE membership. If you are interested, contact me personally and we can discuss success stories and different ways students and young members can take advantage of this opportunity!

https://www.ashrae.org/membership--conferences/student-zone/membership-and-meetings/ashraes-smartstart-program

Welcome New members!We are looking forward to another successful year of retaining our current members and recruiting new ones. When renewing your memberships, please pay your local chapter dues AND Society dues. Reminder: Golden Gate (Local) and Society dues both need to be paid. Yes, those are two separate transactions. Throughout the year I will list the members who joined over the previous month, be sure to keep a look out and give them a warm welcome!

Cheers, Brian Chacon

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research promotion

Borannie Anicete, Research Promotion Chair What is the Resource Promotion Campaign?The RP Campaign is an annual fundraising campaign benefiting the funding of numerous ASHRAE Programs. These programs include:

• ASHRAE Research •ASHRAE Scholarships for undergraduate students •ASHRAE Learning Institute (ALI) development of new courses & materials •Graduate Research Projects (Grants-in-Aid) •Young Engineers in ASHRAE (YEA) Leadership Training •Permanently endowed support to all of the above programs

The RP Campaign is overseen by the RP Committee, a standing ASHRAE Committee. The committee is made up of 14 Regional Vice Chairs (RVC), 1 Consultant (past RVC), 3 Vice Chairs (past Consultant), and Chair (past Vice Chair). Staff support includes a 3-member team based at ASHRAE Headquarters. The RP Campaign raises over $2.2 million a year from over 6,000 donors. These donors are made up of ASHRAE Members, industry associations, and industry organizations.

Thank you to all who donated last year! We exceeded our goal of $27,000 and raised $28,652! Let’s keep the trend going and exceed our goal of $27,000 this year!

We have already had some generous donors. The following individuals have generously supported ASHRAE Research and Golden Gate Chapter for 2017-18 Campaign.

With the help of following Donors and Golden Gate Chapter Volunteers, we were able to raise the most amount of Research Funds over the last 10-years.Golden Gate Chapter received Challenge RP award at Chapter Regional Conference.

Your contributions are much appreciated. Thank you for making a difference and shaping tomorrow’s built environment today.

Donations are tax deductible, by check, credit card or online at www.ashrae.org/contributeMail Checks to: ASHRAE RP: 1791 Tullie Circle, NE: Atlanta, GA 30329

For more information, please visit Research and Promotions section on www.ggashrae.org or contact RP Chair Borannie Anicete at (415) 535-2452, banicete@siglers.com

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up to $249Robert A DavisMark H WaltonAnnie Foster Courtney

Donors in 2016-2017:

GOAL:$27,000

CONTRIBUTIONS: $250

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learning opportunities

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upcoming free trainings on HVAC systems and related topics offered by Pg&E.For more classes on energy-efficiency, renewable energy systems and demand response, go to http://www.pge.com/energyclasses. To find just HVAC classes, select “HVAC” as the primary topic at the web search page.

Building Operator Certification® (BOC)Oct 10, 2017 – Apr 4, 2018 at PEC, 851 Howard Street in SF

Balanced Ventilation for High Performance HomesOct 10, 2017, 9:00 AM to 4:30 PM at PEC, 851 Howard Street in SF

Commercial PV Systems: key Concepts and Best Practices in Design, Commissioning and Maintenance Oct 10, 2017, 9:00 AM to 4:30 PM at PEC, 851 Howard Street in SF

DLC Advanced Lighting Control Systems TrainingOct 12, 2017, 8:00 AM to 4:00 PM at PEC, 851 Howard Street in SF

High Performance Crawl Spaces: A Practical Approach to Air Sealing and InsulatingOct 17, 2017, 9:00 AM to 4:30 PM at PEC, 851 Howard Street in SF

IESVE Software Training for 2016 Title 24 Compliance for Nonresidential BuildingsOct 17, 2017, 9:00 AM to 5:00 PM at PEC, 851 Howard Street in SF

Photovoltaic (PV) Site Analysis and System SizingOct 18, 2017, 9:00 AM to 4:30 PM at PEC, 851 Howard Street in SF or Internet

Daylight Metrics - An Overview for Designers and Building ProfessionalsOct 19, 2017, 9:00 AM to 3:00 PM at PEC, 851 Howard Street in SF

Electric Heat Pumps for Domestic Space and Water Heating: Applications and ConsiderationsOct 19, 2017, 9:00 AM to 5:00 PM at Berkeley - West Branch Library

Energy Audit Skills: Tools, Data collection Techniques, & CalculationsOct 20, 2017, 8:30 AM to 4:30 PM at PEC, 851 Howard Street in SF

Control Systems: Design, Performance, and CommissioningOct 24, 2017, 8:30 AM to 4:30 PM at PEC, 851 Howard Street in SF or Internet

Innovators Evening Lecture Series: Carbon Lighthouse - Buildings Matter: Tackling Climate Change through Efficiency ProductionOct 24, 2017, 6:30 PM to 8:00 PM at PEC, 851 Howard Street in SF or Internet

Zero Net Energy Buildings and Beyond: Balancing Building and Grid ObjectivesOct 25, 2017, 9:00 AM to 4:30 PM at PEC, 851 Howard Street in SF or Internet

How to Write the Owner’s Project Requirements (OPR) and Basis of Design (BOD) for Building EnclosureOct 27, 2017, 9:00 AM to 12:30 PM at PEC, 851 Howard Street in SF

HVAC Fundamentals: New Ideas for Novices (2 Day Class)Nov 1-2, 2017, at PEC, 851 Howard Street in SF

Fans, Ductwork, and Air Handling Components: Design, Performance, and CommissioningNov 7, 2017, 8:30 AM to 4:30PM at PEC, 851 Howard Street in SF or Internet

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learning opportunities

High Dynamic Range Imaging for Assessing Human Visual Comfort and Evaluating Energy Efficiency Opportunities Nov 7, 2017, 9:00 AM to 4:00 PM at PEC, 851 Howard Street in SF

PV + Batteries: Integrating Storage with Grid-Tied Photovoltaic Systems Nov 8, 2017, 9:00 AM to 4:30 PM at PEC, 851 Howard Street in SF or Internet

Optimizing Residential HVAC System Performance Nov 13, 2017, 9:00 AM to 4:30 PM at PEC, 851 Howard Street

Innovators Evening Lecture Series: Meeting the Challenge of Integrating Electric Lighting and Daylighting in a High-rise CourthouseNov 14, 2017, 6:00 PM to 8:00 PM at PEC, 851 Howard Street or Internet

Graphic Representation of Data: making charts that matterNov 16, 2017, 8:30 AM to 4:30 PM at PEC, 851 Howard Street or Internet

How to Design and Build High Performance Walls and RoofsNov 16, 2017, 9:00 AM to 4:30 PM at PEC, 851 Howard Street

understanding and Applying the M&V Concepts and Options of the International Performance Measurement and Verifica-tion Protocol (IPMVP)Nov 29, 2017, 8:30 AM to 4:30 PM at PEC, 851 Howard Street or Internet

Inspecting Photovoltaic (PV) Systems for Code ComplianceNov 29, 2017, 9:00 AM to 4:30 PM at PEC, 851 Howard Street or Internet

Model Water Efficient Landscape Ordinance (MWELO) and the New Normal for California LandscapingNov 30, 2017, 8:30 AM to 4:30 PM at PEC, 851 Howard Street or Internet

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board members and committee chairs

CHAPTER TECHNOLOGY TRANSFER Alex Fungafung@integralgroup.com

Zeid Arnaoutzarnaout@integralgroup.com

MEMBERSHIP PROMOTIONBrian Chacon(714)401-3828brian.chacon@trane.com

RESOURCE PROMOTION Borannie AniceteCell: (415) 535-2452 banicete@siglers.com STUDENT ACTIVITIES CHAIRFranklin WigginsStudent Activities Chair 2017-18Golden Gate ASHRAE Chapteraggcstudents@gmail.com

HISTORIANTom Gilbertson(925) 376-4516tomagilbertson@msn.com

YEA (Young Engineers in ASHRAE)Jake BarkerC: 402.643.0661jbarker@airtreatment.com

FOUNDATION BOARDGlenn Friedman(510) 263-1542gfriedman@taylor-engineering.com

PUBLICITYWilliam Martin(510) 741-9100william@conservationmechsys.com

TENNIS CHAIRJames Gronek (312) 456-2237 jgronek@esdglobal.com

REDWOOD EMPIREWilliam Martin(510) 741-9100william@conservationmechsys.com.

HONOR AND AWARDSScott Wayland(510) 508-2244sewayland@comcast.net

ELECTRONIC COMMUNICATIONSNikola Kravik(925) 922-4866nikola.kravicv@me-engineers.com

GRASSROOTS GOVERNMENT ADVOCACY Jeremy Martinez(510) 266-7817jmartinez@calhydro.com

PRESIDENT Nikola KravikIntegral Group100 Reed BLVD #6(510) 610-2659nikolakravic@gmail.com

PRESIDENT-ELECT Michelle Dionello, P.E.Genentech 1 DNA Way, MS 36-1D South San Francisco, CA 94080(650) 330-7566dionello.michelle@gene.com

SECRETARYJason LesserAmerican Mechanical Inc. 1275 Boulevard WayWalnut Creek, CA 94595(408) 569-0422Jason.lesser@ami-hvac.com

TREASuRERAlyse Falconer, P.E.Point Energy Innovations (415) 489-3219alyse@pointenergyinnovations.com

BOARD OF GOVERNORS Brian ChaconTrane/Specialty AC(714) 401-3828brian.chacon@trane.com

Jeremy MartinezCHC2293 Tripaldi WayHayward, CA. 94545(510) 695-1415jmartinez@chchydro.com

IMMEDIATE PAST-PRESIDENTTyler Bradshaw, P.E.Integral Group427 13th StreetOakland, CA 94612(510) 663-2070tbradshaw@integralgroup.com

Committee Chairs

Board of governors

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