Tag: water
March 18, 2025
Monthly Forum: The Water-Energy Nexus
It takes water to make energy and it takes energy to make water. In some buildings, the cost of water is greater than the cost of HVAC+DHW energy, yet we don’t address it. Simple water retrofits can greatly increase the cash flow in a building. There are also many things that we use on a day to day basis that use immense amounts of water, and controlling this use reduces the strain on local and regional water resources.
We’ll dive into:
1. the impact of water on many building budgets from single to multifamily
2. how much catastrophic waste of water in buildings can be curbed
3. how much water it takes to manufacture the everyday things in your life
Date: March 19th, 2025
Time: 6:30PM – 8:00 PM (doors open at 6:15PM!)
Location: TOTO Showroom, 20 W 22nd St, New York, NY 10010
The presenter for this event is Andy Padian.
Andy Padian is the Sr. Director of Building Science for the Association of Energy Affordability, a leading provider of technical services for energy efficiency in buildings including energy audits, modeling, specification development, construction management, benchmarking, energy use monitoring, and green building design services. Andy has 40+ years in the field, and has performed over 2000 ASHRAE Level II energy audits; he has worked for government, engineering, finance, and sanity in the sustainability field.
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