9:00 – 10:00am: “Preparing for the Post Fossil Fuel economy”
Jay Warmke, BlueRock Station
10:15 – 11:15am: “Funding Green projects – Site, Building and Communities”
Diane Alecusan, Urban Development Division, Ian Jackson, Vice President for Community Development Banking at PNC and Julia Hall, Program Manager, AEP Ohio/Columbia Gas ENERGY STAR New Homes Program.
Noon – 1pm: Keynote presentation byKatrin Klingenberg, Executive Director of Passive House Institute USA.
Katrin is a German architect who has worked with Dr. Wolfgang Feist, founder of Passivhaus-Institut in Darmstadt, Germany. The term Passive House (Passivhaus in German) refers to rigorous, voluntary standard for ultra-low energy usage in a building reducing its ecological footprint. The standard is used for office buildings, schools, supermarkets, multi-family housing and single-family homes. There are an estimated 25,000 certified structures of all types in Europe. Ms. Klingenberg brought this concept to the US and currently there are over 55 projects nationally registered for certification.
Imagine heating a home with a hair dryer! Passive House Institute has demonstrated how the total heating load for a home in the winter can be brought down to 2KW.
Free & Open to the Public! Location: Main Auditorium
11:00 am – 3:00 pm. The Green Tradeshow showcasing Green Products and Technologies available to integrate into projects; Free admission
1:45 – 2:45pm: “Designing for Low Energy Buildings”
Overview of ventilation systems by Jason Morosko, Certified Passive House Consultant and VP of Engineering at UltimateAir and Casestudy of the HVAC systems for the LEED Platinum IGS Building by Joe Ventresca, MS Energy.
3:00 pm: Round-table of local green advocates highlighting local issues and solutions:
Dr. Susann Moeller, Professor, Environmental Studies & Humanities Kurt Keljo, Watershed Coordinator & Wetland Specialist, FSWCD Beth Richardson, MLA, ASLA, Designs with Nature Lauren Newsom, LEED AP, Renewable Choice Energy
This will be immediately followed by the screening of Matt Briggs’ critically-acclaimed documentary, “Deep Green,” and its companion animated short, “The Krill is Gone,”. The movie is based on six years of intensive research, and travels to nine countries, including China, Sweden and Germany to highlight green solutions that can be undertaken by our own community. Free & Open to the Public! Location: Main Auditorium
Green Expo 2011 – Agenda
8:30 am – 4:30 pm, Tuesday, September 27th, 2011
Nationwide and Ohio Farm Bureau 4-H Center,
Ohio State University Campus, Building 191
2201 Fred Taylor Drive, Columbus, Ohio 43210
PRESENTATION MATERIALS | EXHIBITOR INFORMATION
Photos of the EXPO are now on our FaceBook page
Jay Warmke, BlueRock Station
10:15 – 11:15am: “Funding Green projects – Site, Building and Communities”
Diane Alecusan, Urban Development Division, Ian Jackson, Vice President for Community Development Banking at PNC and Julia Hall, Program Manager, AEP Ohio/Columbia Gas ENERGY STAR New Homes Program.
Noon – 1pm: Keynote presentation by Katrin Klingenberg, Executive Director of Passive House Institute USA.
Katrin is a German architect who has worked with Dr. Wolfgang Feist, founder of Passivhaus-Institut in Darmstadt, Germany. The term Passive House (Passivhaus in German) refers to rigorous, voluntary standard for ultra-low energy usage in a building reducing its ecological footprint. The standard is used for office buildings, schools, supermarkets, multi-family housing and single-family homes. There are an estimated 25,000 certified structures of all types in Europe. Ms. Klingenberg brought this concept to the US and currently there are over 55 projects nationally registered for certification.
Imagine heating a home with a hair dryer! Passive House Institute has demonstrated how the total heating load for a home in the winter can be brought down to 2KW.
Free & Open to the Public! Location: Main Auditorium
11:00 am – 3:00 pm. The Green Tradeshow showcasing Green Products and Technologies available to integrate into projects; Free admission
1:45 – 2:45pm: “Designing for Low Energy Buildings”
Overview of ventilation systems by Jason Morosko, Certified Passive House Consultant and VP of Engineering at UltimateAir and
Casestudy of the HVAC systems for the LEED Platinum IGS Building by Joe Ventresca, MS Energy.
3:00 pm: Round-table of local green advocates highlighting local issues and solutions:
Dr. Susann Moeller, Professor, Environmental Studies & Humanities
Kurt Keljo, Watershed Coordinator & Wetland Specialist, FSWCD
Beth Richardson, MLA, ASLA, Designs with Nature
Lauren Newsom, LEED AP, Renewable Choice Energy
This will be immediately followed by the screening of Matt Briggs’ critically-acclaimed documentary, “Deep Green,” and its companion animated short, “The Krill is Gone,”. The movie is based on six years of intensive research, and travels to nine countries, including China, Sweden and Germany to highlight green solutions that can be undertaken by our own community. Free & Open to the Public! Location: Main Auditorium
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Highlights
Keynote presentation by Katrin Klingenberg, Executive Director of Passive House Institute USA.
View Matt Briggs’ critically-acclaimed documentary, “Deep Green,” and its companion animated short, “The Krill is Gone.”
More about “Deep Green”
More about “The Krill is Gone”