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Energy Efficient Lighting: From Principles to Payback

Tuesday, November 03, 2009 | Schaumburg, IL

Presented by: Randy Johnson, LC

welcome

Did you know lighting represents the greatest opportunity to save energy and improve working environments?

Join ComEd Smart Ideas for Your Business and Energy Center University for this premier energy efficiency training to help building professionals improve energy performance and reduce costs in their building. This full-day workshop will examine the latest skills and techniques to achieve high quality, energy efficient lighting.

Making lighting changes can be a dramatic cost savings with a short payback period. Explore how to evaluate and implement economical and energy efficient lighting in commercial or industrial settings. Anyone looking at installing new lighting or wanting to find cost-effective methods to conserve energy (translated to saving dollars) will not want to miss this training.

AS A RESULT OF THIS TRAINING YOU WILL BE ABLE TO:

Define how choosing energy efficient lighting equipment can increase efficiency and decrease maintenance costs
Identify proper lighting design principles to evaluate the "best" lighting solution that delivers proper lighting results, not just energy savings
Explain how to perform an energy audit and take a "first look" at your facility to explore energy opportunities
Describe State incentive programs and Federal Tax Deduction legislation for implementing energy efficient lighting strategies

Benefits of attending:

Recognize when to retrofit and when to re-design
Learn best practices in lighting controls, sensors and energy management systems
Analyze the interaction among various light sources and fixtures
Recognize common lighting problems and how to implement effective solutions
Gain insight into the newest lighting technologies and strategies
Discover strategies that produce low energy and healthy buildings



	Powered by the Energy Center of Wisconsin, Energy Center University offers live event and online continuing education programs to more than 4,000 commercial, industrial and residential building professionals every year. Learn the latest strategies to design, build and maintain high performance energy efficient buildings. Energy Center University is an Authorized Provider for the American Institute of Architects, Illinois Society of Professional Engineers, International Association for Continuing Education and Training, and U.S. Green Building Council. Energy Center University, powered by the Energy Center of Wisconsin, is not an institute of higher learning and does not offer degree programs. full disclaimer Energy Efficient Lighting: From Principles to Payback Tuesday, November 03, 2009 \| Schaumburg, IL Presented by: Randy Johnson, LC welcome \| details \| presenter welcome Did you know lighting represents the greatest opportunity to save energy and improve working environments? Join ComEd Smart Ideas for Your Business and Energy Center University for this premier energy efficiency training to help building professionals improve energy performance and reduce costs in their building. This full-day workshop will examine the latest skills and techniques to achieve high quality, energy efficient lighting. Making lighting changes can be a dramatic cost savings with a short payback period. Explore how to evaluate and implement economical and energy efficient lighting in commercial or industrial settings. Anyone looking at installing new lighting or wanting to find cost-effective methods to conserve energy (translated to saving dollars) will not want to miss this training. AS A RESULT OF THIS TRAINING YOU WILL BE ABLE TO: Define how choosing energy efficient lighting equipment can increase efficiency and decrease maintenance costs Identify proper lighting design principles to evaluate the "best" lighting solution that delivers proper lighting results, not just energy savings Explain how to perform an energy audit and take a "first look" at your facility to explore energy opportunities Describe State incentive programs and Federal Tax Deduction legislation for implementing energy efficient lighting strategies Benefits of attending: Recognize when to retrofit and when to re-design Learn best practices in lighting controls, sensors and energy management systems Analyze the interaction among various light sources and fixtures Recognize common lighting problems and how to implement effective solutions Gain insight into the newest lighting technologies and strategies Discover strategies that produce low energy and healthy buildings