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The chapter serves the Dallas/Fort Worth metroplex area and surrounding members from the North Texas Region. Monthly meetings are typically held on the first Thursday of each month and provide members an opportunity to network and enjoy professional presentations from the best leaders in the energy management industry.
Because the technologies utilized by our members are often similar yet sometimes vastly unique, we enjoy the chance to learn from each other and appreciate the talented professionals that provide products and services to the DFW region.
Please complete this form or email a Chapter Officer if you would like to host, present and or sponsor a meeting.
Presentation Description:Air filters play a critical role in maintaining air quality and HVAC system efficiency. Their p read more
Presentation Description:Air filters play a critical role in maintaining air quality and HVAC system efficiency. Their performance is measured using MERV and MERV -A ratings. Determining their life cycle costs and understanding if they maintain their particulate efficiency over time is essential for managing building operations. Additionally, the use of VFDs can help optimize the energy consumption associated with air filters by dynamically adjusting airflow based on the system's needs. Choosing the right filter for the system’s purpose can lead to lower total life cycle costs and better energy efficiency.
Presenter Biography:John Davidson is a seasoned professional with over 25 years of combined experience in mechanical engineering, air filtration systems, compressed air, industrial dust collection, aerospace mechanic, and outside sales. As Branch Manager of Camfil USA in Dallas, he leverages his technical expertise and sharp problem-solving skills to provide clients with tailored solutions. A Certified Air Filtration Specialist, John excels in helping all types of facilities achieve sustainability and operational efficiency by identifying and implementing effective filtration solutions. Throughout his career, John has built a reputation for driving results, nurturing long-term client relationships, and actively seeking opportunities for innovation and significant impact. His deep understanding of both the technical and business aspects of the industry makes him a trusted consultant and valued partner to many.
Buildings are more complex and less forgiving than ever before. Project challenges from assembly in the field under adverse weather conditions; to read more
Buildings are more complex and less forgiving than ever before. Project challenges from assembly in the field under adverse weather conditions; to material substitutions; to inexperienced trades with reduced QC; to a variety of different contractors assembling MEPFP & Envelope systems under constrained timelines, the list of variables that accompanies the construction of a structure is lengthy. When it’s all said and done, how can you verify the finished structure, mechanical systems, emergency power systems, and the enclosure systems’ installation will meet the project requirements?Join one of our commissioning (Cx) experts, Andre Lehr from our Houston, Texas office, for an AIA accredited presentation that explores commissioning and what design professionals, contractors, project managers, and facility managers should keep in mind as they plan, construct and maintain high performance structures.Learn more about:
Energy master planning is a valuable and important tool for school districts because it provides a comprehensive, long-term strategy for managing e read more
Energy master planning is a valuable and important tool for school districts because it provides a comprehensive, long-term strategy for managing energy use, reducing costs, and improving sustainability.
For a school district, having a well-developed energy master plan helps identify opportunities for energy efficiency improvements, renewable energy integration, and cost-saving measures across the district’s buildings and operations. It also ensures that energy goals align with broader district objectives, such as the facility master plan.
Additionally, an energy master plan allows for informed decision-making about infrastructure upgrades, grants, and financing options, ultimately helping to optimize resources and create a healthier, more energy-efficient learning environment for students and staff. By planning ahead, districts can avoid costly, reactive measures and instead implement a proactive, data-driven approach to energy management.
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