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When:  Thursday, November 16, 2023
4:00p - 5:00p: Program
5:00p - 6:30p: Networking

Where: France Place: 3601 Minnesota Drive, Bloomington, MN
Compliments of Gold Sponsor Frauenshuh
*** Park and enter on the north main entrance side, level one. Signage will direct you to the presentation room. 
Cost:   Free for AMFP Members
$20.00 for Non-Members
CEU: This event is eligible for an AIA CEU: 1 HSW Credit

Learning Objectives:
Upon completion of this course, the attendee will be able to: 

1. Explain new legislation and changes to existing legislation that have occurred in federal energy efficiency programs in the past two years. 
2. Demonstrate how these new programs can be leveraged to enhance the life cycle cost analysis of high-performance and energy-efficient buildings.  
3. Identify mechanical and electrical strategies that can be applied to high-performance building design that would qualify for these federal programs. 
4. Illustrate the benefits to building owners including first cost savings, utility savings, maintenance savings, and carbon reduction.

	NED RECTOR Principal | Mechanical Engineer CMTA Ned’s expertise includes complex systems designed associated with healthcare, pharmaceutical manufacturing, and laboratory facilities. He has been involved in many aspects of the mechanical engineering and mechanical construction business which makes him a strong engineer and project manager.
	STEPHEN WESTERBACK Mechanical Engineer CMTA Stephen is a mechanical engineer-in-training focusing on energy reduction and sustainable design and is part of CMTA’s Building Science Leadership team. He provides energy analyses to inform design decisions and ensure projects achieve their energy goals. He also contributes to building certification efforts, allowing projects to demonstrate how thoughtful design leads to efficient and healthy buildings.