Training for building professionals

eQUEST energy modeling series
presented by Keith Swartz, PE, LEED AP and Lee DeBaillie, PE, CEM, LEED AP, Energy Center of Wisconsin
Feb 21–22, 2012 | Naperville, IL

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ComEd Smart Ideas^® trade ally trainings
Lighting retrofits: sales strategies and technical solutions
Presenter: Randy Johnson, LC
Mar 7, 2012 | Naperville, IL

Live webinar: Dynamic ventilation reset strategies
Presenter: John Murphy, LEED AP
Mar 22, 2012 | 1–2:30 pm Central

Nicor Gas trade ally trainings
Each seminar opens with an overview of the Home or Business Energy Efficiency Rebate Program, and features a 1–2 hour training on a high efficiency topic by leading industry experts. View events...

New Construction Service for High Performance Buildings
Financial incentives and technical assistance available for energy efficiency.

If your organization is currently working on a new construction project or is considering it, you should know about the ComEd and Nicor Gas New Construction Service.

The New Construction Service combines financial incentives and technical assistance to encourage building owners, architects, engineers and contractors to design high performance buildings and exceed standard building practices. The New Construction Service, which follows the IECC 2009 state code as its baseline, is designed for industrial facilities, offices, schools, universities, hospitals, restaurants, retail businesses and nonprofits. Residential and municipal projects are not eligible.

For more information visit www.ComEd.com/BizIncentives and click on the "New Construction" link. For questions or to discuss a specific project you are working on, contact the New Construction team at 608.238.8276 x143 or NewConstructionService@ecw.org.

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