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SUMMARY:BuildingEnergy NYC 2026
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 >NESEA's BuildingEnergy NYC</strong> conference an
 d trade show is a chance to immerse yourself in a 
 full day of networking and intensive learning with
  your peers from the fields of design\, constructi
 on\, engineering\, policy\, finance\, and beyond. 
 This unique event is designed by and for our commu
 nity of practitioners\, ensuring that the content 
 is useful\, relevant\, and on the leading edge. Co
 nference sessions feature best practices and lesso
 ns learned from real case studies and proven data\
 , as well as showcasing innovative technologies an
 d programs. If you are a building sustainability p
 rofessional in any stage of your pleae join us on 
 Thursday\, October 15\, 2026 in New York City!</p>
 \n \n <p><strong><img alt="Building Energy NYC" sr
 c="https://nesea.org/sites/default/files/BE_NYC_20
 26_Banner_1.jpg" /></strong></p>\n \n <p><strong>C
 onference Theme: Collaborate\, Communicate\, Convi
 nce</strong></p>\n \n <p>As our industry faces urg
 ent decarbonization timelines\, rising climate ris
 ks\, and legislative stalling around climate‑posit
 ive design\, this year’s BuildingEnergy NYC confer
 ence calls on practitioners to work across boundar
 ies\, share knowledge with clarity and purpose\, a
 nd exercise our influence on the many stakeholders
  who shape our collective future. By leveraging th
 e strength of the NESEA community\, its practition
 ers\, educators\, advocates\, and innovators\, we 
 can collaborate more effectively and communicate m
 ore powerfully to drive meaningful change.</p>\n \
 n <p>“Collaborate\, Communicate\, Convince” reflec
 ts the skills and strategies needed to advance hig
 h‑performance\, low‑carbon\, and equitable transfo
 rmation in the built environment. Today’s challeng
 es demand solutions that include collaboration acr
 oss disciplines\, sectors\, and communities\; comm
 unication that clearly conveys the purpose and imp
 act of our work\; and the ability to convince key 
 stakeholders to invest in scalable\, meaningful so
 lutions.</p></body></html>
DESCRIPTION:NESEA's BuildingEnergy NYC conference and trade sh
 ow is a chance to immerse yourself in a full day o
 f networking and intensive learning with your peer
 s from the fields of design\, construction\, engin
 eering\, policy\, finance\, and beyond. This uniqu
 e event is designed by and for our community of pr
 actitioners\, ensuring that the content is useful\
 , relevant\, and on the leading edge. Conference s
 essions feature best practices and lessons learned
  from real case studies and proven data\, as well 
 as showcasing innovative technologies and programs
 . If you are a building sustainability professiona
 l in any stage of your pleae join us on Thursday\,
  October 15\, 2026 in New York City!\n \n \n \n \n
  \n \n \n Conference Theme: Collaborate\, Communic
 ate\, Convince\n \n \n \n As our industry faces ur
 gent decarbonization timelines\, rising climate ri
 sks\, and legislative stalling around climate‑posi
 tive design\, this year’s BuildingEnergy NYC confe
 rence calls on practitioners to work across bounda
 ries\, share knowledge with clarity and purpose\, 
 and exercise our influence on the many stakeholder
 s who shape our collective future. By leveraging t
 he strength of the NESEA community\, its practitio
 ners\, educators\, advocates\, and innovators\, we
  can collaborate more effectively and communicate 
 more powerfully to drive meaningful change.\n \n \
 n \n “Collaborate\, Communicate\, Convince” reflec
 ts the skills and strategies needed to advance hig
 h‑performance\, low‑carbon\, and equitable transfo
 rmation in the built environment. Today’s challeng
 es demand solutions that include collaboration acr
 oss disciplines\, sectors\, and communities\; comm
 unication that clearly conveys the purpose and imp
 act of our work\; and the ability to convince key 
 stakeholders to invest in scalable\, meaningful so
 lutions.\n \n 
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20261015T080000
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LOCATION:Convene\n 237 Park Ave\n New York\, NY 10017\n Uni
 ted States\n 
URL:https://nesea.org/civicrm/event/info?reset=1&id=589
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