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1 C A T A L O G AEE SEMINARS for Energy Professionals Choose from a broad selection of both live and web-based seminars specifically designed to help you: n Prepare for and acquire professional certification in your field. n Meet professional certification renewal training requirements. n Learn state-of-the-art technologies and management tools to control energy and operational costs at your organization. n Master the keys to optimizing performance of energy-consuming systems such as HVAC, lighting, and electrical systems. n Stay current on energy auditing, building commissioning, measurement and verification, renewable energy, carbon reduction, demand-side management, power purchasing, and more.. n Meet state training mandates for professional engineer or registered architect license renewal. You can now earn professional PLUS development credits in multiple ways: LIVE SEMINARS Regularly presented in cities throughout the U.S. Stay on the cutting edge and expand your professional skills. Two-, three-, four-, five-day programs of live classroom instruction taught by top specialists and industry experts. ONLINE SEMINARS & TRAINING PROGRAMS Realtime Distance Learning See and hear your instructor live online at the location you choose... Self-Paced Training Use 24/ 7 web access or self-study continuing education programs... You can register online for any seminar in this catalog by visiting: Or you can register by mail, fax, or phone. Registration form is on page 46. P R E S E N T E D B Y THE ASSOCIATION OF ENERGY ENGINEERS

2 2014 CALENDAR AEE Live Seminars & Conferences JANUARY Comprehensive 5-Day Training Program for Energy Managers / Anaheim, CA FEBRUARY 3-7 Comprehensive 5-Day Training Program for Energy Managers / Atlanta, GA MARCH 5-7 Fundamentals of Measurement & Verification: Applying the IPMVP / San Francisco, CA Comprehensive 5-Day Training Program for Energy Managers / Houston, TX Best Practices for Facilitating Demand Side Management & Response Programs / San Francisco, CA Fundamentals of Energy Auditing / Los Angeles, CA Fundamentals of Existing Building Commissioning / New York, NY (metro area) Fundamentals of Building Commissioning / Dallas, TX Fast Track CEM Preparatory Course for Energy Managers / New York, NY 31-4/4 Comprehensive 5-Day Training Program for Energy Managers / Boston, MA APRIL 1-3 Fundamentals of Existing Building Commissioning / San Francisco, CA 7-8 Basics of Distributed Generation and Onsite CHP / Atlantic City, NJ 7-9 Fundamentals of Buying & Selling Energy / Atlantic City, NJ 7-9 Fundamentals of Energy Auditing / Atlantic City, NJ 7-9 Fundamentals of Energy Efficiency: A Training Program for Practitioners / Atlantic City, NJ 7-9 Fundamentals of Measurement & Verification: Applying the IPMVP / Atlantic City, NJ 7-11 Comprehensive 5-Day Training Program for Building Commissioning Professionals / Atlantic City, NJ 9-10 Globalcon 2014 Conference & Expo / Atlantic City, NJ MAY 5-9 Comprehensive 5-Day Training Program for Energy Managers / Minneapolis, MN 6-8 Fundamentals of Energy Auditing / Boston, MA 7-9 Fundamentals of Existing Building Commissioning / Boston, MA 7-9 Fundamentals of Measurement & Verification: Applying the IPMVP / Chicago, IL Comprehensive 5-Day Training Program for Energy Managers / Research Triangle Park, NC Fast Track CEM Preparatory Course for Energy Managers / San Francisco, CA JUNE 9-13 Comprehensive 5-Day Training Program for Energy Managers / Salt Lake City, UT CEM Training Course for Government Involved Energy Professionals / San Diego, CA Fundamentals of Building Commissioning / New York, NY (metro area) Fundamentals of Energy Efficiency: A Training Program for Practitioners / Seattle, WA Comprehensive 5-Day Training Program for Business Energy Professionals / Seattle, WA Fundamentals of Building Energy Simulation / Seattle, WA Fundamentals of Energy Auditing / Seattle, WA Fundamentals of Lighting Efficiency / Seattle, WA Fundamentals of Measurement & Verification: Applying the IPMVP / Seattle, WA Fundamentals of Renewable Energy: Technologies, Applications & Strategies / Seattle, WA West Coast Energy Management Congress West 2014 / Seattle, WA JULY Comprehensive 5-Day Training Program for Energy Managers / Washington, DC AUGUST Comprehensive 5-Day Training Program for Energy Managers / Chicago, IL Fast Track CEM Preparatory Course for Energy Managers / Glens Falls Lake George, NY SEPTEMBER Comprehensive 5-Day Training Program for Energy Managers / Denver, CO Fundamentals of Building Commissioning / Philadelphia, PA Fundamentals of Energy Auditing / Chicago, IL 29-10/1 Best Practices for Facilitating Demand Side Management & Response Programs / Washington, DC 29-10/1 Fundamentals of Building Energy Simulation / Washington, DC 29-10/1 Fundamentals of Buying & Selling Energy / Washington, DC 29-10/1 Fundamentals of Energy Auditing / Washington, DC 29-10/1 Fundamentals of Energy Efficiency: A Training Program for Practitioners / Washington, DC 29-10/1 Fundamentals of Existing Building Commissioning / Washington, DC 29-10/1 Fundamentals of Lighting Efficiency / Washington, DC 29-10/1 Fundamentals of Measurement & Verification: Applying the IPMVP / Washington, DC Skills Update 2014 for Certified Energy Managers / Washington, DC OCTOBER 1-3 World Energy Engineering Congress / (WEEC) 2014 / Washington, DC 8-9 Fast Track CEM Preparatory Course for Energy Managers / Boston, MA Fundamentals of Existing Building Commissioning / New York, NY CEM Training Course for Government Involved Energy Professionals / Dallas, TX Comprehensive 5-Day Training Program for Energy Managers / New York, NY NOVEMBER 3-7 Comprehensive 5-Day Training Program for Energy Managers / Tampa, FL Fundamentals of Carbon Reduction, GHG Management & Reporting / Anaheim, CA Fundamentals of Measurement & Verification: Applying the IPMVP / Atlanta, GA Comprehensive 5-Day Training Program for Building Commissioning Professionals / Las Vegas, NV Fundamentals of Energy Auditing / New York, NY DECEMBER 2-4 Fundamentals of Energy Auditing / Las Vegas, NV 3-4 Fast Track CEM Preparatory Course for Energy Managers / Washington, DC 3-5 Fundamentals of Measurement & Verification: Applying the IPMVP / Las Vegas, NV 8-12 Comprehensive 5-Day Training Program for Energy Managers / Las Vegas, NV P.E. s & CERTIFIED PROFESSIONALS: Complete Your Required Professional Development Training As a nonprofit professional society, the Association of Energy Engineers is automatically approved as a continuing education provider by licensing boards in most U.S. states. (You should verify any provider s status with your own state board.) AEE provides each seminar participant with a Certificate of Completion indicating CEU and PDH earned. AEE seminars also meet training requirements for maintaining AEE certifications. All AEE Seminar Participants Receive... CONTINUING EDUCATION CREDIT. You will receive CEU and PDH credit based on your hours of participation. Specific credits earned are indicated on the page describing each seminar. COURSE WORKBOOK. Provided by each course instructor. COURSE CERTIFICATE. AEE awards each seminar participant a Certificate of Completion upon course completion.

3 CONTENTS To register for seminars online, visit ABOUT AEE PROFESSIONAL CERTIFICATIONS Comprehensive 5-Day Training Program for Energy Managers (CEM Prep) CEM Training Course for Government Involved Energy Professionals Fast Track CEM Preparatory Course for Energy Managers Fundamentals of Energy Efficiency: A Training Program for Practitioners (EEP Prep) Fundamentals of Energy Auditing (CEA Prep) Fundamentals of Lighting Efficiency (CLEP Prep) Fundamentals of Measurement & Verification: Applying the IPMVP (CMVP Prep) Fundamentals of Renewable Energy: Technologies, Applications & Strategies (REP Prep) Fundamentals of Carbon Reduction & GHG Management (CRM Prep) Fundamentals of Building Commissioning (CBCP Prep) Comprehensive 5-Day Training Program for Building Commissioning Professionals (CBCP Prep).19 Fundamentals of Existing Building Commissioning (EBCP Prep) Best Practices for Facilitating Demand Side Management & Response Programs (CDSM Prep)..21 Fundamentals of Buying & Selling Energy (CEP Prep) Basics of Distributed Generation & Onsite CHP (DGCP Prep) Fundamentals of Building Energy Simulation (BESA Prep) Comprehensive 5-Day Training Program for Business Energy Professionals (BEP Prep) Skills Update 2014 for Certified Energy Managers LIVE SEMINARS OFFERED BY AEE ONLINE & SELF-STUDY SEMINARS REALTIME DISTANCE LEARNING SEMINARS AEE offers an extensive line-up of live online webinars covering the full spectrum of topics of current interest to energy-involved professionals, including many which serve as preparatory training for AEE professional certifications. You can participate in these programs anywhere you have access to the internet and a phone, with the ability to interact live with both your instructor and other seminar participants. Courses available as of this printing are described on pages For a complete, up-to-date listing with full details, visit SELF-STUDY TRAINING PROGRAMS Enjoy the convenience of self-study professional continuing education courses in a home-study format, with a printed course instruction book, and easy access to your course instructor. 24/7 ONLINE TRAINING PROGRAMS These are courses you can access online 24 hours a day, work at your own pace for up to 30 days, then take an exam when you are ready to complete the program. 40 AEE IN-HOUSE TRAINING OPTIONS Most of the live seminars described in this catalog, including professional certification training programs, can also be arranged to be instructed on an in-house basis at your facility. ABOUT AEE S ANNUAL CONFERENCES AND TECHNOLOGY EXPOS SEMINAR REGISTRATION FORM & INSTRUCTIONS AEE 2014 CATALOG OF SEMINARS 3

4 AEE PROFESSIONAL CERTIFICATION PROGRAMS The Association of Energy Engineers administers a number of certification programs which enable professionals to receive recognition for their expertise in specialized areas of the energy field. All AEE certification programs require the meeting of specific educational and/or experience requirements, as well as the passing of an examination. Certification application fees are in addition to fees for associated preparatory seminars presented in this catalog. The certifications currently offered by AEE are described below. CERTIFIED ENERGY MANAGER As AEE s first and most widely recognized professional certification, the CEM credential is now used by many corporations and government agencies as a prerequisite in job descriptions for energy management related positions. Earning the right to put the initials CEM behind your name gives you many advantages in advancing your career. AEE currently offers four preparatory seminars for those wishing to prepare for the CEM exam. (See pages 8, 10, 11, and 28.) Students and others who can pass the CEM exam, but do not meet other criteria for the CEM credential, may apply for Energy Manager in Training (EMIT) certification. For more information, visit CERTIFIED ENERGY AUDITOR AEE s Certified Energy Auditor (CEA) certification identifies professionals as having the required knowledge and experience needed to succeed in the growing field of energy auditing. AEE s CEA training seminars provide an excellent preparatory tool for the CEA exam. (See pages 13 and 29.) TM ENERGY EFFICIENCY PRACTITIONER The EEP program is designed to help educate and qualify new and recent entrants into the energy management field in best practices for improving energy efficiency. The program serves as a fundamental building block for additional professional development such as obtaining the CEM or BEP designations. AEE offers a preparatory seminar for those seeking certification and planning to sit for the EEP exam. (See page 12.) RENEWABLE ENERGY PROFESSIONAL The Renewable Energy Professional (REP) certification recognizes the expertise of professionals involved in the specification and application of renewable energy technologies, assessment of renewable energy projects, and development of achievable sustainability goals for organizations. AEE s REP training seminars provide an excellent resource for those preparing to sit for the REP exam. (See pages 16 and 30.) CERTIFIED CARBON & GHG REDUCTION MANAGER AEE s Certified Carbon & GHG Reduction Manager (CRM) certification recognizes the expertise of professionals who have special knowledge in the area of facilitating organizations with the goal of becoming as carbon neutral as possible. AEE provides a preparatory course for those seeking certification and planning to sit for the CRM exam. (See pages 17 and 30.) CERTIFIED SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT PROFESSIONAL AEE s Certified Sustainable Development Professional (CSDP) provides recognition for professionals who have distinguished themselves as leaders in the sustainable development field, having demonstrated high levels of technical expertise in energy management, renewable energy, and environmental practices. AEE provides a refresher course for those preparing to sit for the CSDP examination. (See page 30.) 4 AEE PROFESSIONAL CERTIFICATION PROGRAMS

5 CERTIFIED BUILDING COMMISSIONING PROFESSIONAL The process of building commissioning has continued to gain momentum over the last several years. AEE s CBCP program is designed to recognize the most qualified professionals in this growing area. Two seminars are offered as preparatory vehicles for those taking the CBCP exam. (See pages 18 and 19.) EXISTING BUILDING COMMISSIONING PROFESSIONAL AEE s Existing Building Commissioning Professional (EBCP) certification provides recognition for qualified professionals with expertise in the area of retrofitting existing buildings into more sustainable, efficient facilities while meeting existing building commissioning criteria. The preparatory seminar Fundamentals of Existing Building Commissioning serves as a refresher program for EBCP exam candidates. (See page 20.) CERTIFIED MEASUREMENT & VERIFICATION PROFESSIONAL Jointly developed by AEE and the EVO, the Certified Measurement & Verification Professional (CMVP) certification program is offered with the dual purpose of recognizing the most qualified professionals in this growing area of the energy industry and raising the overall professional standards within the M&V field. AEE offers an excellent training seminar for those preparing to take the CMVP exam. (See page 15.) CERTIFIED BUSINESS ENERGY PROFESSIONAL The designation BEP is intended to recognize the achievements of those who are involved in the non-technical side of the energy management profession, including those who supervise and manage technical professionals in energy, interface with customers as utility account representatives, and market energy-efficient products. AEE provides a refresher course for those preparing to sit for the BEP exam. (See pages 25 and 28.) CERTIFIED ENERGY PROCUREMENT PROFESSIONAL An increasing number of individuals have developed specialized expertise on both the purchasing side and the selling side of the energy marketplace. AEE s CEP professional certification provides a defined standard against which this expertise may be established and demonstrated. AEE provides a three-day training program for CEP candidates. (See page 22.) CERTIFIED DEMAND-SIDE MANAGER AEE s CDSM program awards special recognition to those professionals who have demonstrated a high level of competence in demand-side management and related disciplines. The certification is highly utilized by those working in the utility industry and involved in energy auditing. AEE provides a preparatory training course for those seeking CDSM certification and who are planning to sit for the required examination. (See page 21.) DISTRIBUTED GENERATION CERTIFIED PROFESSIONAL The earning of the DGCP credential requires the demonstration of a comprehensive knowledge of the principles, practices, and laws which apply to the field of distributed generation and onsite power generation. DGCPs include engineers, managers, attorneys, consultants, and others with a broad base of distributed generation-related experience. AEE offers a training seminar for DGCP candidates. (See page 23.) AEE PROFESSIONAL CERTIFICATION PROGRAMS 5

6 CERTIFIED LIGHTING EFFICIENCY PROFESSIONAL The designation CLEP identifies persons who have achieved a high level of proficiency in the area of lighting efficiency, codes and standards, lighting controls, lighting system maintenance, current technologies, and lighting economics. AEE s Fundamentals of Lighting Efficiency seminar is an excellent prep tool for the CLEP exam. (See pages 14 and 32.) BUILDING ENERGY SIMULATION ANALYST AEE s BESA certification is designed to recognize individuals with special expertise in the area of utilizing building energy simulation software to assess a facility s energy performance. The Fundamentals of Building Energy Simulation seminar offers a preparatory vehicle for those seeking BESA certification and preparing for the BESA examination. (See page 24.) CERTIFIED POWER QUALITY PROFESSIONAL The CPQ professional program has helped define standards within this increasingly important field, and to certify those who have demonstrated special expertise in the area of power quality and reliability. In addition to meeting professional qualifications and passing an exam, the CPQ certification also requires completion of a three-day training program. (For training opportunities, visit CERTIFIED GEOEXCHANGE DESIGNER AEE s CGD program is designed to recognize professionals who have demonstrated high levels of expertise in applying the principles and practices of geothermal heat pump design and related disciplines. The CGD certification is granted by AEE and sponsored by the Geothermal Heat Pump Consortium (GHPC). Associated training programs are presented by the International Ground Source Heat Pump Association (IGSHPA). BUILDING ENERGY & SUSTAINABILITY TECHNICIAN The Building Energy & Sustainability Technician (BEST) certification was developed to recognize building operators, maintenance personnel, and technicians who utilize best practices for improving energy efficiency through enhanced operations and maintenance. (For training opportunities, visit RESIDENTIAL ENERGY AUDITOR AEE s Residential Energy Auditor (REA) certification program recognizes professionals with energy auditing expertise and experience specific to assessing residential energy use. (For training opportunities, visit AEE CERTIFICATION RENEWAL TRAINING REQUIREMENTS Each AEE certified professional must accumulate 10 professional credits every three years to maintain certification. These credits may be earned as follows: Employment in field...1 credit per year Membership in professional society...1 credit per year Continuing education...2 credits per CEU earned For details on applying for AEE certifications... To request complete information on specific certification requirements and/or to receive an application package, call (770) , Ext. 318 or visit 6 AEE PROFESSIONAL CERTIFICATION PROGRAMS

7 AEE LIVE SEMINARS Coming to a city near you! For 2014, AEE is offering live seminar programs throughout the U.S. on a wide variety of topics. Many of these programs are also designed to provide preparatory training for professional certification candidates. Live programs offer an optimum learning environment, with ample time to interact with your course instructor, as well as with your colleagues in attendance. Also consider the advantages of AEE IN-HOUSE SEMINARS Most of the live seminars described in this catalog, including professional certification training programs, can also be arranged to be presented on an in-house basis at your facility. For more information on this training option, see page 40 or call (770) or (770)

8 COMPREHENSIVE 5-DAY TRAINING PROGRAM FOR ENERGY MANAGERS A Preparatory Course for the CEM Certification Exam FIVE-DAY SEMINAR 3.6 CEU / 36 PDH LOCATIONS & DATES Anaheim, CA / January 13-17, 2014 Sheraton Garden Grove South: (714) Atlanta, GA / February 3-7, 2014 The Westin Buckhead: (404) Houston, TX / March 10-14, 2014 Sheraton Hotel at Brookhollow: (713) Boston, MA / March 31 - April 4, 2014 The Verve Crowne Plaza Boston Natick: (508) Minneapolis, MN / May 5-9, 2014 Hyatt Regency Minneapolis: (612) Research Triangle Park, NC / May 12-16, 2014 DoubleTree Raleigh-Durham Airport - RTP: (919) Salt Lake City, UT / June 9-13, 2014 Hilton Salt Lake City Airport: (801) Washington, DC / July 14-18, 2014 Sheraton Suites Old Town Alexandria: (703) Chicago. IL / August 11-15, 2014 Sheraton Suites Chicago Elk Grove Village: (847) Denver, CO / September 15-19, 2014 Holiday Inn Denver Cherry Creek: (303) New York, NY / October 27-31, 2014 LaGuardia Airport Marriott: (718) Tampa, FL / November 3-7, 2014 Hilton Tampa Airport Westshore: (813) Las Vegas, NV / December 8-12, 2014 The Platinum Hotel & Spa: (702) Note: Registering for the five-day seminar does not automatically register you for the CEM exam. An additional fee of $400 is required for certification application and exam. FEES (seminar only) Regular Fee: $1995 AEE Member Fee: $1795 Government & Nonprofit Fee: $1795 Team Discount: Deduct $100 per Registrant Refer to page 45 for details on how to qualify for member rates and team discounts. USGBC/GBCI/CMP APPROVED COURSE AIA LEARNING UNITS ELIGIBLE COURSE ABOUT THE SEMINAR This special 5-day seminar provides an indepth, comprehensive learning and problemsolving forum for those who want a broader understanding of the latest energy cost reduction techniques and strategies. The program begins by examining the basic fundamentals within all key areas of energy management. From there, the instructors systematically move to a working level knowledge of the specific principles and techniques needed to really get the job done. This approach has been specially designed to fulfill the needs of professionals who seek a broader and more detailed learning experience than can be provided in AEE s shorter courses. Following the morning s instruction on day 5, the Certified Energy Manager (CEM) exam will be administered to those seminar participants who have applied and preregistered for the exam in advance. For information on registering for this optional exam and applying for certification, contact the Certification Administrator at (770) , Ext. 318, or visit: ABOUT THE INSTRUCTORS Each program will be instructed by two of the following team of instructors: BARNEY L. CAPEHART, Ph.D., C.E.M., is a professor emeritus of industrial and systems engineering at the University of Florida, Gainesville. His broad experience in the field includes conducting over 200 industrial facilities audits. ERIC WOODROOF, Ph.D., C.E.M., is a trainer and writer, widely recognized for helping energy/environmental projects get approved and implemented. He has over 15 years experience, 20 publications, and has identified profit-improvement strategies at over 200 facilities. WARREN M. HEFFINGTON, Ph.D., P.E., C.E.M., is the founding director of the Industrial Assessment Center at Texas A&M University, which has provided over 450 industrial assessments. He is an associate professor of mechanical engineering at Texas A&M University, where he teaches a graduate course in industrial energy management. Dr. Heffington has been active in research on industrial demand and duty factors, and on the energy audit process. 8 AEE 2014 CATALOG OF SEMINARS

9 COMPREHENSIVE 5-DAY TRAINING PROGRAM FOR ENERGY MANAGERS SEMINAR OUTLINE THE NEED FOR ENERGY MANAGEMENT Building energy cost control Utility DSM programs and deregulation Energy efficiency and peak demand reduction Commercial business energy cost control Industrial plant operation improvement CONDUCTING AN ENERGY AUDIT Purpose of the energy audit Facility description and data needs Major systems in the facility Collecting the actual data Identifying preliminary opportunities ENERGY AUDIT INSTRUMENTATION ENERGY CODES AND STANDARDS Building codes ASHRAE standards (62, 15, 3, 90.1) ASME, IEEE, and other standards Federal legislation Montreal Protocol, Global Climate Change National Energy Policy Act of 2005 Existing & proposed tax incentives BUILDING ENERGY USE & PERFORMANCE Fuel types and costs Energy content of fuels Energy conversion factors Building envelope Natural gas purchasing Retail wheeling of electricity Major building energy use systems ENERGY ACCOUNTING IN BUILDINGS & FACILITIES Energy use index, energy cost index Where energy is used in facilities Lighting and HVAC energy use ENERGY RATE STRUCTURES Identifying types of energy used Electric rates, gas rates Oil, coal, and other rates Steam and hot water rates Factors in controlling fuel costs Utility incentive programs ELECTRIC RATE STRUCTURES The difference between power and energy Electric meters Components of electric rates Factors in controlling electric costs Electric utility incentive programs Special schedules ECONOMIC ANALYSIS OF ALTERNATIVE INVESTMENTS Economic decision analysis Simple economic measures The time value of money Present and future values Cost and benefit analysis After tax cash flows ALTERNATIVE FINANCING Role of performance contracting Different sources FEMP and alternative financing True lease, capital lease, bonds, etc. WASTE HEAT RECOVERY Objectives: design criteria Types and maintenance of heat exchangers Recuperators; economizers LIFE CYCLE COSTING Concept of life cycle costing Purchase costs vs. operating costs Example analyses Government standards FEMP FUEL SUPPLY & FUEL SWITCHING Alternative fuel choices Technology choices Benefits of deregulation: electric, gas, & oil ELECTRICAL ENERGY MANAGEMENT Peak load reduction Power factor improvement Energy management control systems Load management Harmonics and other power quality issues LIGHTING Basics of lighting and current technologies New lighting technologies Economic evaluation of lighting improvements Lighting standards EPA Green Lights program T12, T8, T5 lamps Compact fluorescents HID, sulfur lamps MOTORS & ADJUSTABLE SPEED DRIVES How motors work High efficiency motors Examples of cost effective motor changes Use of adjustable speed drives/examples Improved motor belts and drives Compressed air management Adjustable speed drive alternatives HVAC SYSTEM Types of HVAC systems & new technologies The vapor compression cycle Air conditioning loads Chiller improvement example Control, thermal storage, absorption systems CONTROLS AND ENERGY MANAGEMENT Night set back Optimum start/stop Enthalpy economizers Temperature resets PID controls, pneumatic controls Control characteristics DDC INSULATION Types of insulation Heat flow calculations Economic levels of insulation Passive thermal energy Process insulation GREEN BUILDINGS, LEED, & ENERGY STAR BOILERS & STEAM GENERATION Basics of combustion systems Excess air control Boiler efficiency improvement Combustion controls & waste heat recovery Steam traps purpose and testing Process insulation Example of boiler improvement COGENERATION (CHP) What is cogeneration? Types of cogeneration cycles Examples of cost effective use of cogeneration QF s and deregulation Use of waste for fuel Fuel cells, microturbines, etc. MAINTENANCE Maintenance management systems Monitoring for maintenance Infrared photography for maintenance Cost of air, steam, & gas leaks Uninsulated surfaces ALTERNATIVE FINANCING AEE 2014 CATALOG OF SEMINARS 9

10 CEM TRAINING COURSE FOR GOVERNMENT INVOLVED ENERGY PROFESSIONALS A Preparatory Course for the CEM Certification Exam FOUR-DAY SEMINAR 3.2 CEU / 32 PDH LOCATIONS & DATES San Diego, CA / June 16-19, 2014 DoubleTree San Diego Downtown: (619) Dallas, TX / October 20-23, 2014 Hilton Dallas Lincoln Center: (972) ABOUT THE SEMINAR This special 4-day seminar follows the same core outline as AEE s Comprehensive 5-Day Training Program for Energy Managers, but has been specially tailored for professionals involved in government energy programs and projects. It provides an in-depth, comprehensive learning and problem-solving forum for those who want to achieve optimum results in the field of energy management, and to prepare to take the Certified Energy Manager (CEM) examination. Beginning at 8:00 am on the morning following the final day of the seminar, the CEM exam will be administered to those seminar participants who have applied and preregistered for the exam in advance. For information on registering for this optional exam and applying for certification, contact the Certification Administrator at (770) , Ext. 318, or visit: ABOUT THE INSTRUCTORS STEPHEN P. SAIN, P.E., C.E.M., C.M.V.P., C.E.P., brings to this program more than 25 years of experience in the energy engineering industry, including involvement in numerous energy efficiency and alternative financing projects, especially involving U.S. federal agencies. He has instructed professional seminars throughout the U.S. and abroad covering energy conservation, life-cycle costing, alternative financing, and measurement & verification related topics. T. KENNETH SPAIN, P.E., C.E.M., C.L.E.P., LEED AP, is an energy analyst with three decades of experience in applied energy management and engineering. He is an on-call research scientist at the University of Alabama in Huntsville following 25 years of full-line service managing energy efficiency programs and conducting conferences and training programs to help government, institutional, industrial, and commercial clients identify and understand life-cycle costeffective energy strategies for their facilities. He is a FEMP-qualified life cycle cost instructor. SEMINAR OUTLINE The Need for Energy Management in Government Facilities The role of energy management in national priorities Overview of the Federal Energy Management Program (FEMP) Utility demand response programs Government energy cost control Facility operation improvement Conducting the Energy Audit Energy Audit Instrumentation Energy Codes & Standards Building Energy Use & Performance Energy Accounting in Buildings & Facilities Energy Rate Structures Electric Rate Structures Economic Analysis & Life Cycle Costing Alternative Financing Waste Heat Recovery Fuel Supply & Fuel Switching Electrical Energy Management Lighting Motors & Adjustable Speed Drives HVAC System Controls & Energy Management Insulation Green Buildings, LEED & ENERGY STAR Boilers & Steam Generation Cogeneration (CHP) Maintenance Alternative Financing Note: Registering for the four-day seminar does not automatically register you for the CEM exam. An additional fee of $400 is required for certification application and exam. FEES (seminar only) Regular Fee: $1895 AEE Member Fee: $1695 Government & Nonprofit Fee: $1695 Team Discount: Deduct $100 per Registrant Refer to page 45 for details on how to qualify for member rates and team discounts. 10 AEE 2014 CATALOG OF SEMINARS

11 FAST TRACK CEM PREPARATORY COURSE FOR ENERGY MANAGERS A Preparatory Course for the CEM Certification Exam TWO-DAY SEMINAR 1.6 CEU / 16 PDH LOCATIONS & DATES New York, NY / March 26-27, 2014 Hilton Times Square: (855) San Francisco, CA / May 14-15, 2014 San Francisco Marriott Fisherman's Wharf: (415) Glens Falls Lake George, NY / August 27-28, 2014 Queensbury Hotel Glens Falls: (518) Boston, MA / October 8-9, 2014 Boston Marriott Copley Place: (617) Washington, DC / December 3-4, 2014 Embassy Suites DC Convention Center: (202) ABOUT THE SEMINAR This fast-paced, highly focused seminar is designed to provide specific training needed by professionals preparing to sit for the CEM exam. It will include updates on topics of current importance, such as implementation of the latest energy legislation, and building commissioning basics. The program will review the technical, economic, and regulatory aspects of effective energy management and the basics of energy efficiency improvement as it relates to electrical, utility, building, and combustion systems. For your convenience, the CEM exam will be administered on the morning of the day following the seminar. To receive your CEM application form, or for further information on the CEM program, contact the Certification Administrator at (770) , Ext. 318, or visit: ABOUT THE INSTRUCTORS CLINT D. CHRISTENSON, C.E.M., is currently a consultant providing optimization services for industrial, commercial, and institutional customers. He previously served as Senior Buildings Engineer for Pacific Northwest National Laboratories, Senior Energy Engineer with NORESCO, and Director of Advanced Solutions for Johnson Controls. He was also Director of OSU s Industrial Assessment Center while pursuing a Ph.D. His broad experience in energy management has included the conducting of over 150 industrial, commercial, and institutional energy surveys. He has written and lectured widely in the field. ALBERT THUMANN, P.E., C.E.M., is currently Executive Director of the Association of Energy Engineers. A 13-year veteran of Bechtel Corporation, he has had extensive handson experience in engineering, project management, construction, start-up, and operation, including supervision of multi-million projects in the pharmaceutical, refinery, chemical, pulp and paper, and fertilizer industry. He has authored and co-authored numerous books on energy engineering and management topics. FEES (seminar only) Regular Fee: $1350 AEE Member Fee: $1250 Government & Nonprofit Fee: $1250 Team Discount: Deduct $100 per Registrant Refer to page 45 for details on how to qualify for member rates and team discounts. USGBC/GBCI/CMP APPROVED COURSE AIA LEARNING UNITS ELIGIBLE COURSE SEMINAR OUTLINE Codes & Standards Energy Accounting and Economics Alternative Financing Energy Audits and Instrumentation Electrical Systems Motors and Drives AC motor control DC motors Variable frequency drives Motor efficiency and power factor Lighting Lamp types Zonal cavity design methods Ballasts Lighting controls Industrial Systems Laws of thermodynamics Waste heat recovery Boilers and thermosystems Steam tables Heat exchangers Compressors Mechanical Systems Affinity laws & psychrometric charts Heat pumps Chillers Ventilation requirements Building Envelope Thermal resistance Solar heat gain Insulation Heat transfer coefficients LEED rating systems EPA ENERGY STAR Comprehensive Review of CEM Sample Problems Cogeneration and CHP Systems Topping, combine & bottoming cycles Combined heat & power Energy Procurement and Innovative Purchasing Building Automation and Control Systems BACnet / LON Direct digital control Discharge reset and digital setback Green Buildings, LEED, and ENERGY STAR Thermoenergy Storage Systems Boiler and Steam Systems Boiler types Combustion efficiency and fuel ratio Boiler blowdown Maintenance and Commissioning Benefits of Commissioning Note: Registering for the two-day seminar does not automatically register you for the CEM exam. An additional fee of $400 is required for certification application and exam. AEE 2014 CATALOG OF SEMINARS 11

12 FUNDAMENTALS OF ENERGY EFFICIENCY: A TRAINING PROGRAM FOR PRACTITIONERS A Preparatory Course for the EEP Certification Exam THREE-DAY SEMINAR 2.0 CEU / 20 PDH LOCATIONS & DATES Atlantic City, NJ / April 7-9, 2014 For hotel information, visit: Held in conjunction with Globalcon 2014 Visit Seattle, WA / June 23-25, 2014 For hotel information, visit: Held in conjunction with West Coast EMC 2014 Visit Washington, DC / September 29 - October 1, 2014 For hotel information, visit: Held in conjunction with WEEC 2014 Visit ABOUT THE SEMINAR This 3 day seminar is designed to help educate those who work as part of an energy management team, or have recently entered the energy management field, on best practices for improving energy efficiency. It also provides preparatory training for the exam required for obtaining AEE's Energy Efficiency Practitioner (EEP) professional certification. Attendees will learn technical and organizational strategies, including energy management and building systems basics, simple payback, energy measurement, effective leadership, and behavioral aspects of energy management. The EEP exam will be administered at the close of instruction on Day 3 of each seminar. To qualify to sit for the exam, you must apply separately in advance for EEP certification by contacting AEE s Certification Administrator at (770) , Ext. 318, or by visiting: ABOUT THE INSTRUCTORS SCOTT DUNNING, Ph.D., P.E., C.E.M., professor and director of the University of Maine School of Engineering Technology, is a nationally recognized expert in energy efficiency. As founding director of UMaine's Industrial Assessment Center, Dr. Dunning has led industrial assessments throughout New England. CHRISTOPHER RUSSELL, C.E.M., C.E.P., specializes in business analysis, solution development and project justification. An expert in the design and implementation of energy cost control strategies, he has documented and evaluated energy management practices at dozens of facilities. Note: Registering for the three-day seminar does not automatically register you for the EEP exam. An additional fee of $300 is required for certification application and exam. AIA LEARNING UNITS ELIGIBLE COURSE SEMINAR OUTLINE Energy Fundamentals Energy Financial Decisions Made Easy Energy Accounting Financial Analysis Tools Role of the Energy Auditor Basics of Auditing Energy Audit Instrumentation Fine Tuning HVAC for Optimized Performance Identifying Major Energy Users & Savings Potential Electrical Motors & Drives Chillers Boilers, Steam, & Compressed Air Systems Finding Hidden Pockets of Gold Low cost/no cost Lighting Controls & Building Automation Systems Commissioning & Maintenance Sustainability Expectations & Limitations Placed on Facility Managers The Role of the Energy Champion Effective Energy Leadership Resources Available to Energy Champions Energy, Money, & Business Behavioral & Organizational Complements to the Technical Aspects of Energy Management Defining an Organizational Role, Purpose, & Value of Energy Management Keys to Success: Advocating & Managing Change FEES (seminar only) Regular Fee: $1450 AEE Member Fee: $1350 Government & Nonprofit Fee: $1350 Team Discount: Deduct $100 per Registrant Refer to page 45 for details on how to qualify for member rates and team discounts. 12 AEE 2014 CATALOG OF SEMINARS

13 FUNDAMENTALS OF ENERGY AUDITING A Preparatory Course for the CEA Certification Exam THREE-DAY SEMINAR 2.4 CEU / 24 PDH LOCATIONS & DATES Los Angeles, CA / March 11-13, 2014 Sheraton Universal Hotel: (818) Atlantic City, NJ / April 7-9, 2014 For hotel information, visit: Held in conjunction with Globalcon 2014 Visit Boston, MA / May 6-8, 2014 Boston Marriott Peabody: (978) Seattle, WA / June 24-26, 2014 For hotel information, visit: Held in conjunction with West Coast EMC 2014 Visit Chicago, IL / September 16-18, 2014 Sheraton Suites Elk Grove Village: (847) Washington, DC / September 29 - October 1, 2014 For hotel information, visit: Held in conjunction with WEEC 2014 Visit New York, NY / November 18-20, 2014 Hilton Times Square: (855) Las Vegas, NV / December 2-4, 2014 The Platinum Hotel & Spa: (702) ABOUT THE SEMINAR This 3-day program is designed to provide the specific training needed by professionals preparing to sit for AEE s Certified Energy Auditor (CEA) exam. You ll gain the fundamental knowledge needed to evaluate how energy is being used in a facility, and to identify where consumption can be reduced, covering useful calculation methods and practical examples. The instructor will emphasize effective auditing basics while putting them in the context of the big picture and the bottom line. For your convenience, the CEA exam will be administered on the morning of the day following the seminar. To receive your CEA application form, or for more information on the CEA program, contact the Certification Administrator at (770) , Ext. 318, or visit: Note: Registering for the three-day seminar does not automatically register you for the CEA exam. An additional fee of $300 is required for certification application and exam. ABOUT THE INSTRUCTOR TERRY NIEHUS, P.E., C.E.M., is the founder of Lakeshore Consulting, a firm specializing in technical training and energy auditing. As a consultant, he has performed over 1,000 energy analyses for governmental, commercial, and industrial facilities. USGBC/GBCI/CMP APPROVED COURSE AIA LEARNING UNITS ELIGIBLE COURSE SEMINAR OUTLINE Introduction to Energy Auditing Building Envelope Heat flow concept R and U values Walls, roofs, windows, Low E glass Infiltration Energy management opportunities Lighting Systems Measurement of light Efficiency / efficacy / light color-cct/cri Lamp lumen depreciation Lamp types and characteristics Controls Energy management opportunities Air Conditioning Systems HVAC basics / load estimating / efficiencies Components Chillers electric, gas-driven, absorbers Piping arrangements Energy savings opportunities Heating Systems Boilers: fire tube, water tube, cast iron Distribution systems and thermal units Boiler energy management opportunities Furnaces electric, gas, pulse, condensing Furnace energy management opportunities Motors and Drives Types of motors Squirrel cage induction motors Operating characteristics / efficiencies Variable frequency drives Energy management opportunities Heat Pumps Operation / efficiencies Classifications Energy management opportunities Ventilation Systems Types / characteristics Heat recovery methods Energy management opportunities Domestic Hot Water Systems Types / efficiencies Circulating pumps Heat pump water heaters Energy management opportunities Water Conservation and Audits Utility Analysis FEES Regular Fee: $1550 AEE Member Fee: $1450 Government & Nonprofit Fee: $1450 Team Discount: Deduct $100 per Registrant Refer to page 45 for details on how to qualify for member rates and team discounts. AEE 2014 CATALOG OF SEMINARS 13

14 FUNDAMENTALS OF LIGHTING EFFICIENCY A Preparatory Course for the CLEP Certification Exam THREE-DAY SEMINAR 2.0 CEU / 20 PDH LOCATIONS & DATES Seattle, WA / June 24-26, 2014 For hotel information, visit: Held in conjunction with West Coast EMC 2014 Visit Washington, DC / September 29 - October 1, 2014 For hotel information, visit: Held in conjunction with WEEC 2014 Visit ABOUT THE SEMINAR This program is designed to provide a preparatory vehicle for professionals who wish to take the Certified Lighting Efficiency Professional (CLEP) examination, as well an excellent broadbased instructional program for those who want to brush up on the basics of efficient lighting design, upgrade, and application. For the convenience of the exam candidates, the CLEP exam will be administered on the final day of instruction at the same location. For more information on the CLEP program, contact the Certification Administrator at (770) , Ext. 318, or visit: Note: Registering for the three-day seminar does not automatically register you for the CLEP exam. An additional fee of $300 is required for certification application and exam. ABOUT THE INSTRUCTORS JOHN FETTERS, C.E.M., C.L.E.P., C.E.A., is a lighting efficiency consultant and owner of Effective Lighting Solutions, Inc., Columbus, OH. A senior member of AEE, he chairs the Certified Lighting Efficiency Professional (CLEP) board. He is a member of IESNA, for which he serves on the IES VELSD Committee and is an advisory member of the Industrial Lighting Committee. T. KENNETH SPAIN, P.E., C.E.M., C.L.E.P., LEED AP, is an energy analyst with three decades of experience in applied energy management and engineering. He is an on-call research scientist at the University of Alabama, Huntsville, following 25 years of service managing energy efficiency programs and conducting training programs to help government, institutional, industrial, and commercial clients identify cost-effective energy strategies for their facilities. USGBC/GBCI/CMP APPROVED COURSE AIA LEARNING UNITS ELIGIBLE COURSE SEMINAR OUTLINE Fundamentals of Light & Lighting Electrical Basics & Power Quality Environmental Concerns & Regulations Building Energy Codes Utility & ESCO Programs & Incentives Lighting Economics: Basics Lighting Economics: Problems & Solutions Lighting Quality Improving Lighting Systems Qualifying Projects for the EPACT 05 Commercial Tax Deduction Lamps & Light Sources Ballasts Luminaires & Fixtures Lighting Evaluation & Audits Lighting Controls Maintaining Lighting Systems Lighting Calculations Workshop FEES (seminar only) Regular Fee: $1450 AEE Member Fee: $1350 Government & Nonprofit Fee: $1350 Team Discount: Deduct $100 per Registrant Refer to page 45 for details on how to qualify For member rates and team discounts. 14 AEE 2014 CATALOG OF SEMINARS

15 FUNDAMENTALS OF MEASUREMENT & VERIFICATION: APPLYING THE IPMVP A Preparatory Course for the CMVP Certification Exam THREE-DAY SEMINAR 2.0 CEU / 20 PDH LOCATIONS & DATES San Francisco, CA / March 5-7, 2014 Embassy Suites San Francisco Airport South: (850) Atlantic City, NJ / April 7-9, 2014 For hotel information, visit: Held in conjunction with Globalcon 2014 Visit Chicago, IL / May 7-9, 2014 Renaissance Chicago North Shore: (847) Seattle, WA / June 24-26, 2014 For hotel information, visit: Held in conjunction with West Coast EMC 2014 Visit Washington, DC / September 29 - October 1, 2014 For hotel information, visit: Held in conjunction with WEEC 2014 Visit Atlanta, GA / November 12-14, 2014 Sheraton Atlanta Perimeter North: (404) Las Vegas, NV / December 3-5, 2014 Las Vegas Marriott: (702) ABOUT THE SEMINAR This course is designed to provide a useful preparatory vehicle for AEE s and EVO s measurement & verification professional certification program. The course will examine current methods of measuring and verifying savings, specifically reviewing the International Performance Measurement & Verification Protocol (IPMVP). Attendees will learn the process of designing a proper M&V program for their projects. For your convenience, AEE has scheduled the CMVP exam on the final day of the course at the same location. To obtain your CMVP application form or further information, contact AEE s Certification Administrator at (770) , Ext. 318, or visit: ABOUT THE INSTRUCTOR JOHN D. COWAN, P.Eng., M.B.A., C.M.V.P., president of Environmental Interface Limited, frequently acts as an independent verifier of energy savings claims. During his 35 years in the energy efficiency industry he has been a consulting engineer, ESCO owner/manager, and owner s rep in energy performance contracting matters. He is immediate past Chair of the Board of the Efficiency Valuation Organization (EVO), which owns the IPMVP. JOINTLY DEVELOPED BY AEE & EVO AIA LEARNING UNITS ELIGIBLE COURSE SEMINAR OUTLINE Reasons for M&V Types of uses for M&V M&V s role in financing Current M&V Protocols IPMVP Its evolution Overview of IPMVP Options A, B, C, & D Developing an M&V Plan Principles of M&V Scope of energy to be monitored Differences between M&V for industry and for buildings Cost avoidance or normalized savings? Choosing independent variables for adjustments Sources of data M&V budgets Selecting the baseline period & data Measurement system design, commissioning, & maintenance Baseline analysis methods Various forms of savings computation Valuing savings Routine procedures & QC Managing uncertainty created by sampling, metering, modeling, and unknowns Bias and rounding Reporting procedures Coordinating with other purposes When to do the M&V Plan Current Issues in M&V Baseline Adjustments Why they are necessary Who does what, when Key Elements of Success: Theory & Examples of IPMVP Options Selecting Options: Which One Is Best Suited for My Project Adherence with IPMVP Note: Registering for the three-day seminar does not automatically register you for the CMVP exam. An additional fee of $400 is required for certification application and exam. FEES (seminar only) Regular Fee: $1450 AEE Member Fee: $1350 Gov t., Nonprofit, or EVO Subscriber Fee: $1350 Team Discount: Deduct $100 per Registrant Refer to page 45 for details on how to qualify for member rates and team discounts. AEE 2014 CATALOG OF SEMINARS 15

16 FUNDAMENTALS OF RENEWABLE ENERGY: TECHNOLOGIES, APPLICATIONS, & STRATEGIES A Preparatory Course for the REP Certification Exam THREE-DAY SEMINAR 2.4 CEU / 24 PDH LOCATION & DATE Seattle, WA / June 24-26, 2014 For hotel information, visit: Held in conjunction with West Coast EMC 2014 Visit ABOUT THE SEMINAR This course is designed to provide a useful preparatory vehicle for professionals preparing to sit for AEE s Renewable Energy Professional (REP) certification exam, providing an in-depth overview of alternative energy sources, application technologies, renewable energy project goal setting, and implementation strategies. Topics include wind power systems, solar thermal heating and photovoltaic generation, geothermal heating and electrical production, biofuels, waste-to-energy systems, energy storage, fuel cells, and hydroelectric power. Financing options and incentives are also considered. The REP exam will be administered on the morning following Day 3 of each seminar. In order to apply for certification and qualify to sit for the exam, you must obtain a separate REP application package by contacting AEE s Certification Administrator at (770) , Ext. 318, or visit: Note: Registering for the three-day seminar does not automatically register you for the REP exam. An additional fee of $300 is required for certification application and exam. ABOUT THE INSTRUCTORS STEPHEN A. ROOSA, Ph.D., an internationally recognized expert in energy management and urban sustainability, brings to this program over 30 years experience in commercial energy management and performance contracting. FRED HAUBER is an electrical engineer, lighting system designer, and solar integrator with over 35 years of field experience. He has served as a facilities manager for several large corporations and is intimately familiar with sustainable operation and maintenance of large facilities. FEES (seminar only) Regular Fee: $1550 AEE Member Fee: $1450 Government & Nonprofit Fee: $1450 Team Discount: Deduct $100 per Registrant Refer to page 45 for details on how to qualify for member rates and team discounts. PRESENTED IN COOPERATION WITH ACORE USGBC/GBCI/CMP APPROVED COURSE AIA LEARNING UNITS ELIGIBLE COURSE SEMINAR OUTLINE Introduction to Alternative Energy Environmental Impacts A Driver for Using Alternative Energy Alternative Energy & Carbon Reduction Solar Energy Hot water heating / Solar heating, air conditioning, and electric generation / Case studies Wind Energy Design consideration such as intermittency & penetration limits / Small scale wind turbine generation systems / Onshore wind energy technologies / Offshore wind farms / Economics & feasibility / Studies of wind power projects Hydropower Large hydro systems / Mini-turbine technologies / Ocean generation systems / River & stream current generation / Case examples Geothermal Energy Types of geothermal energy resources & development approaches / Electrical generation / Earth tubes applications / Geothermal heat pump applications / Case examples Waste-to-Energy Systems Wastes as an energy source / Differences between thermal & non-thermal technologies / Biological mechanical treatment / Biomass energy / Waste fuels & their uses / Landfill gas and gas turbines / Plasma-arc gasification processes / Case studies of plants Fuel Cells Example of Hydrogen Applications How fuel cells work / Fuel cell designs / Differences between low, intermediate, and high temperature systems / Applications Hybrid Alternative Energy Systems Combining alternative energy components / Uses for hybrid energy systems / Solar & wind power combinations / Pumped-storage, wind generated hydroelectricity / Applications Creative Energy Storage Applications Alternative Energy Strategies for Buildings Using alternative energy for green construction / Site solutions for optimizing alternative energy potential / LEED & ENERGY STAR buildings / Integrating multiple alternative energy technologies in buildings / Demandside conservation approaches / Net zero energy & net-positive energy construction / Carbon-neutral construction / Case studies Transportation Systems Government Alternative Energy Programs Financial Approaches & Incentives 16 AEE 2014 CATALOG OF SEMINARS

17 FUNDAMENTALS OF CARBON REDUCTION, GHG MANAGEMENT & REPORTING A Preparatory Course for the CRM Certification Exam THREE-DAY SEMINAR 2.0 CEU / 20 PDH LOCATION & DATE Anaheim, CA / November 12-14, 2014 Sheraton Park Hotel at Anaheim Resort: (714) ABOUT THE SEMINAR This course is designed to provide the most comprehensive training available in the critical areas of greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions management and reporting. The focused, fast-paced program is intended both to expand your knowledge in the carbon management field and to serve as a preparatory vehicle for the exam required to achieve AEE s Carbon & GHG Reduction Manager (CRM) certification. Participants will learn how to interpret current trends and legal requirements; conduct carbon audit and emission inventories; set up a GHG emissions management program, report carbon emissions in compliance with international standards; complete the emissions verification process; structure financing and marketing to maximize project success, and more. The CRM exam will be administered on the afternoon of day 3 following each seminar. You must obtain a separate CRM application package by contacting AEE s Certification Administrator at (770) , Ext. 318, or visit: Note: Registering for the three-day seminar does not automatically register you for the CRM exam. An additional fee of $300 is required for certification application and exam. ABOUT THE INSTRUCTOR ERIC WOODROOF, Ph.D., C.E.M., is widely recognized both nationally and internationally for helping energy and environmental projects get approved and implemented. His focus is to help clients develop projects which are both profitable and simultaneously beneficial to the environment. He brings to this program over 15 years in energy management, consulting, and training, having developed profit improvement strategies at over 200 facilities. Dr. Woodroof is Chairman of AEE s Carbon & GHG Reduction Manager (CRM) program certification board, and a board member for the AEE s Certified Energy Manager (CEM) program since COSPONSORED BY INSTITUTE OF INDUSTRIAL ENGINEERS AND THE CLIMATE REGISTRY USGBC/GBCI/CMP APPROVED COURSE AIA LEARNING UNITS ELIGIBLE COURSE SEMINAR OUTLINE Executive Briefing and High-Level Strategies Carbon management process overview The need for carbon reduction Trends and data on global challenges History, legislation and terminology Examples of successful programs Introduction to Carbon Management Protocols, strategies and reference documents Protocol overview and terminology Carbon audit and reporting process Components of a carbon audit Exact steps to setting up a carbon reduction program and reporting software Reporting software/reporting formats Verification process Emissions conversion factors and where to find them Practical Strategies and Tactics to Reduce Your Carbon Footprint and Environmental Impact Quick review, insights from case studies Proven tactical measures to reduce your carbon footprint Local strategies and techniques Carbon Credits, Offsets, Trading, and New Revenue Tactics Carbon trading and credit terminology Creating an on going green program Process for finding profitable green strategies Financial review (time value of money) Financing/Selling/Approving Your Program Three big reasons why green projects fail...and how to overcome them Financing for positive cash flow How to quantify benefits and help your organization improve its environmental image Marketing tactics to help your green project get approved Course review and test prep FEES (seminar only) Regular Fee: $1450 AEE Member Fee: $1350 Government & Nonprofit Fee: $1350 Team Discount: Deduct $100 per Registrant Refer to page 45 for details on how to qualify for member rates and team discounts. AEE 2014 CATALOG OF SEMINARS 17

18 FUNDAMENTALS OF BUILDING COMMISSIONING A Preparatory Course for the CBCP Certification Exam THREE-DAY SEMINAR 2.0 CEU / 20 PDH LOCATIONS & DATES Dallas, TX / March 25-27, 2014 Crowne Plaza Dallas Market Center: (214) New York, NY (metro area) / June 17-19, 2014 DoubleTree at Ft. Lee, NJ - George Washington Bridge: (201) Philadelphia, PA / September 16-18, 2014 Renaissance Philadelphia Airport: (610) ABOUT THE SEMINAR This course is designed in part to provide a useful preparatory vehicle for AEE s Certified Building Commissioning Professional (CBCP) program. This seminar will examine all aspects of commissioning, including project scheduling, roles of the project team, new building commissioning, retro and recommissioning of existing buildings, system-by-system commissioning requirements, TAB and verification procedures, the LEED rating system, building code issues, and commissioning tools and technologies. The CBCP exam will be administered at the close of instruction on Day 3 of each seminar. You must obtain a separate CBCP application package by contacting AEE s Certification Administrator at (770) , Ext. 318, or visit: Note: Registering for the three-day seminar does not automatically register you for the CBCP exam. An additional fee of $300 is require for certification application and exam. ABOUT THE INSTRUCTOR PAUL BANKS, P.E., a LEED accredited mechanical engineer, is a founding partner of B2Q, an engineering/project management consulting firm specializing in assisting clients in achieving the design, construction, and commissioning of safe, efficient, and productive buildings. Additional instructors and/ or guest speakers may also participate in the instruction of this seminar. FEES (seminar only) Regular Fee: $1450 AEE Member Fee: $1350 Government & Nonprofit Fee: $1350 Team Discount: Deduct $100 per Registrant Refer to page 45 for details on how to qualify for member rates and team discounts. USGBC/GBCI/CMP APPROVED COURSE AIA LEARNING UNITS ELIGIBLE COURSE SEMINAR OUTLINE PART 1: INTRODUCTION TO BUILDING COMMISSIONING What is Building Commissioning? Why We Need Commissioning Typical Project Schedule Commissioning Perspective Design-bid-build-operate Bid-design-build-operate The Project Team PART 2: NEW BUILDING COMMISSIONING Concept/Programming Phase Objectives Design Phase Objectives Dynamic documentation (changes in design) Comprehensive design review Commissioning specifications Budgeting Testing specialist Construction Phase Objectives Dynamic documentation Updating commissioning plan Construction observations CX team meetings Testing, adjusting, & balancing Controls Submittals/RFIs Acceptance Plan Objectives Acceptance & warranty Continuous testing Changes Indoor environmental quality Energy use Operations & maintenance Training PART 3: RETRO-COMMISSIONING Concept/Programming Phase Objectives Retro-commissioning, recommissioning, and building tune-ups Developing, planning, and communicating Defining the project scope Choosing the commissioning professional for retro-commissioning Reviewing & updating building benchmarks Establishing a plan Original design intent vs. current use Investigation Phase Objectives Communication Occupant impact Operation & maintenance Building automation system & trend logs Project Turnover Objectives: Final Report PART 4: TOTAL BUILDING COMMISSIONING Building Envelope Electrical Systems Site & Landscape Systems Other Systems PART 5: ADDITIONAL TOPICS USGBC & the LEED Rating System Commissioning Guidelines Commissioning & the Federal Government Commissioning Tools & Technologies 18 AEE 2014 CATALOG OF SEMINARS

19 COMPREHENSIVE 5-DAY TRAINING PROGRAM FOR BLDG. COMMISSIONING PROFESSIONALS A Preparatory Course for the CBCP Certification Exam FIVE-DAY SEMINAR 3.6 CEU / 36 PDH LOCATIONS & DATES Atlantic City, NJ / April 7-11, 2014 For hotel information, visit: Held in conjunction with Globalcon 2014 Visit Las Vegas, NV / November 17-21, 2014 The Platinum Hotel & Spa: (702) ABOUT THE SEMINAR In addition to providing a useful preparatory vehicle for AEE s Certified Building Commissioning Professional (CBCP) program, this five-day program is designed to meet the training requirements of those who need to know the technical details of the commissioning process. Though covering many of the same topics addressed in AEE s shorter Fundamentals of Building Commissioning seminar, this course will go into further technical detail, and will include several workshops where participants are challenged to produce real Cx deliverables, and to come up with practical solutions to typical Cx problems. The CBCP is administered at the close of instruction on Day 5. You must obtain a separate CBCP application package by contacting AEE s Certification Administrator at (770) , Ext. 318, or visit: Note: Registering for the five-day seminar does not automatically register you for the CBCP exam. An additional fee of $300 is required for certification application and exam. ABOUT THE INSTRUCTOR PAUL BANKS, P.E., a LEED accredited mechanical engineer, is a founding partner of B2Q, an engineering/project management consulting firm specializing in assisting clients in achieving the design, construction, and commissioning of safe, efficient, and productive buildings. Additional instructors and/or guest speakers may also participate in the instruction of this seminar. FEES (seminar only) Regular Fee: $1995 AEE Member Fee: $1795 Government & Nonprofit Fee: $1795 Team Discount: Deduct $100 per Registrant Refer to page 45 for details on how to qualify for member rates and team discounts. USGBC/GBCI/CMP APPROVED COURSE AIA LEARNING UNITS ELIGIBLE COURSE SEMINAR OUTLINE PART 1: INTRODUCTION TO BUILDING COMMISSIONING What is Building Commissioning? Why We Need Commissioning Aligning the Owner/Designer/Contractor/Operator Typical Project Schedule Commissioning Perspective Design-bid-build-operate Bid-design-build-operate PART 2: NEW BUILDING COMMISSIONING Concept/Programming Phase Objectives Design Phase Objectives Dynamic documentation (changes in design) Comprehensive design review Commissioning specifications Budgeting / Testing specialist Construction Phase Objectives Dynamic documentation Updating commissioning plan Construction observations Cx team meetings Testing adjusting balancing Controls / Submittals / RFIs Acceptance Phase Objectives Acceptance and warranty Continuous testing / changes Indoor environmental quality Energy use / Operations & maintenance Training PART 3: RETRO-COMMISSIONING Concept/Programming Phase Objectives Retro-commissioning, recommissioning, and building tune-ups / Developing, planning and communicating / Budgeting / Choosing the commissioning professional for retrocommissioning / Reviewing and updating building / Commissioning plan / Team meeting Original design intent vs. current use Investigation Phase Objectives Communication / Occupant impact Operation and maintenance / Commissioning documents / Retesting and remonitoring Project Turnover Objectives: Final Report PART 4: TOTAL BUILDING COMMISSIONING What Needs to Be Commissioned and How Are These Systems Commissioned? Structural, envelope, interior, conveying, environmental & energy (lighting/m/e/p), communications, site & landscape, protective TAB and Verification, System by System Commissioning and the LEED Rating System Commissioning Guidelines and Benchmarking Economic Analysis Commissioning and the Federal Government Building Codes Commissioning Tools, Technology, Procurement AEE 2014 CATALOG OF SEMINARS 19

20 FUNDAMENTALS OF EXISTING BUILDING COMMISSIONING A Preparatory Course for the EBCP Certification Exam THREE-DAY SEMINAR 2.0 CEU / 20 PDH LOCATIONS & DATES New York, NY (metro area) / March 11-13, 2014 DoubleTree at Ft. Lee / George Washington Bridge: (201) San Francisco, CA / April 1-3, 2014 DoubleTree by Hilton San Francisco Airport: (650) Boston, MA / May 7-9, 2014 The Verve Crowne Plaza Boston Natick: (508) Washington, DC / September 29 - October 1, 2014 For hotel information, visit: Held in conjunction with WEEC 2014 Visit New York, NY / October 15-17, 2014 LaGuardia Airport Marriott Hotel: (718) ABOUT THE SEMINAR The course is designed in part to provide a preparatory medium for AEE s Existing Building Commissioning Professional certification. This program will examine all aspects of existing building commissioning, including project scope, roles, and responsibilities of the project team, system-by-system commissioning requirements, TAB and verification procedures, the LEED rating system, BAS trend log reviews, and commissioning tools and technologies. The EBCP exam will be administered at the close of instruction on Day 3 of the seminar. You must obtain a separate EBCP application package by contacting AEE s Certification Administrator at (770) , Ext. 318, or visit: Note: Registering for the three-day seminar does not automatically register you for the EBCP exam. An additional fee of $300 is require for certification application and exam. ABOUT THE INSTRUCTOR PAUL BANKS, P.E., a LEED accredited mechanical engineer, is a founding partner of B2Q, an engineering/project management consulting firm specializing in assisting clients in achieving the design, construction, and commissioning of safe, efficient, and productive buildings. Additional instructors and/or guest speakers may also participate in the instruction of this seminar. USGBC/GBCI/CMP APPROVED COURSE AIA LEARNING UNITS ELIGIBLE COURSE SEMINAR OUTLINE What is Existing Building Commissioning (EBCx)? Why We Need Commissioning Who Is Doing EBCx and Why? What Is the Process of EBCx? How Is EBCx Different from New Building Cx? How Does EBCx Relate to Energy Conservation? What Are the Typical Deliverables? What Are Common EBCx Opportunities? How to Investigate, Find, and Document EBCx Opportunities USGBC LEED for Existing Buildings Operations and Maintenance How Does Benchmarking and Measurement & Verification Fit into EBCx? EBCx of Electrical and Building Envelope Systems Testing, Adjusting, and Balancing Fundamentals for EBCx Tools and Technologies for EBCx FEES (seminar only) Regular Fee: $1450 AEE Member Fee: $1350 Government & Nonprofit Fee: $1350 Team Discount: Deduct $100 per Registrant Refer to page 45 for details on how to qualify for member rates and team discounts. 20 AEE 2014 CATALOG OF SEMINARS