• Getting to Yes: Winning and Making Your Next Project Net Zero, LBC, or . . .
  Wednesday, March 8 - 10:30
• Real World Data of Domestic Hot Water Consumption and Energy
  Wednesday, March 8 - 1:30
• Performance-Based Procurement: Infusing Your New Construction Contract with Energy Requirements
  Wednesday, March 8 - 1:30
• Liquid Assets: Water Monitoring and Conservation in Multifamily Buildings
  Thursday, March 9 - 10:30

Lisa Carey Moore

• Materials Transparency: Choosing Better Products for Your High Performing Building
  Wednesday, March 8 - 1:30

Blake Jackson

• WELL, LEEDv4, and the Quest for Material Health
  Thursday, March 9 - 10:30

Calvin Ahn
Ashley McGraw Architects, DPC

• Using Whole Systems Thinking in High Performance Design: The New MacArthur Elementary School
  Thursday, March 9 - 10:30

Richard Ames
Next Phase Studios

• Using the Building Permitting Process to Accelerate Clean Energy
  Thursday, March 9 - 3:00

Amelia Amon
Alt. Technica

• The Campus as Crucible for Catalyzing Change
  Thursday, March 9 - 1:30

Sean Anderson
MassMutual

• Buildings in the Age of Electric Vehicles
  Wednesday, March 8 - 3:30

Steven Baczek
Steven Baczek Architect

• Evolving Assemblies
  Wednesday, March 8 - 1:30

Todd Bairstow

• Lightning Round! Day 2: The Many Uses of Data
  Thursday, March 9 - 10:30

Barbra BatShalom
Sustainable Performance Institute (SPI)

• Integrative Design Process (for real): Mapping Your Delivery Process
  Thursday, March 9 - 10:30

Tedd Benson
Bensonwood

• Lunch and Learn: Getting Better at Getting Better - Lean Thinking for Residential Construction
  Thursday, March 9 - 12:15

Kevin Bittenbender
Bensonwood

• Lunch and Learn: Getting Better at Getting Better - Lean Thinking for Residential Construction
  Thursday, March 9 - 12:15

Abbe Bjorklund
Dartmouth College

• The Campus as Crucible for Catalyzing Change
  Thursday, March 9 - 1:30

Steve Bluestone
Passive Dwellings

• Air (vital stuff): Strategies for Getting It Into (and out of) Multifamily Buildings
  Wednesday, March 8 - 3:30
• Permanently Passive: Building With AAC
  Thursday, March 9 - 3:00

Chris Briley
BRIBURN

• Evolving Assemblies
  Wednesday, March 8 - 1:30

Michael Browne
Advanced Building Analysis, LLC

• HERS Raters: They Do Play Well With Others
  Thursday, March 9 - 10:30

Steven Burke
Consigli Construction

• WELL, LEEDv4, and the Quest for Material Health
  Thursday, March 9 - 10:30

Brian Butler

• Using the Building Permitting Process to Accelerate Clean Energy
  Thursday, March 9 - 3:00

Philip Carr
Good Energy, L.P.

• The "Anti-Greenwash" Guide to Community Electricity Aggregation
  Wednesday, March 8 - 10:30

Alex Carver
Northern Timbers Construction

• Three Vermont High-Performance Homes, Three Approaches
  Thursday, March 9 - 10:30

Morgan Casella
Dynamic Organics

• The Campus as Crucible for Catalyzing Change
  Thursday, March 9 - 1:30

Christopher Chamberland
Berkshire Design Group, Inc.

• Net Zero Water: Not a Dry Topic
  Wednesday, March 8 - 10:30

Saheel Chandrani
ABB Building Solutions, Americas

• NESEA's Strategic Plan: Board Listening Session
  Thursday, March 9 - 3:00

Joseph Clair
dbHMS

• Performance-Based Procurement: Infusing Your New Construction Contract with Energy Requirements
  Wednesday, March 8 - 1:30

Dimitri Contoyannnis
NORESCO

• Energy Codes and Zero Energy Buildings: Strategies for Today, Tomorrow, and Beyond
  Wednesday, March 8 - 1:30

Katie Courtney
CannonDesign

• Are You the Weakest Link? Resilient Design 101
  Thursday, March 9 - 1:30

Jim D'Aloisio
Klepper, Hahn & Hyatt

• Carbon Counts! Calculating the Carbon of Commercial Construction
  Wednesday, March 8 - 3:30

Fred Davis
Fred Davis Corporation

• The Cannabis Cultivation Conundrum
  Wednesday, March 8 - 10:30

Michael Davis

• Greening Affordable Housing: Driving Energy Efficiency, Clean Energy, and Health in Our Communities
  Thursday, March 9 - 1:30

Patrick Deegan

• The Systems View: How the Energy Blockchain Will Unlock the Next Industrial Revolution
  Thursday, March 9 - 3:00

Andrew Dey
Unity Homes

• Lunch and Learn: Getting Better at Getting Better - Lean Thinking for Residential Construction
  Thursday, March 9 - 12:15

Neil Donnelly
New Ecology

• Real World Data of Domestic Hot Water Consumption and Energy
  Wednesday, March 8 - 1:30

Michael Duclos

• HERS Raters: They Do Play Well With Others
  Thursday, March 9 - 10:30
• All About Windows
  Thursday, March 9 - 1:30

Mick Dunn
Insolcorp

• Lightning Round! Day 1: Lessons from The Field
  Wednesday, March 8 - 10:30

Paul Eldrenkamp
HELM Construction Solutions

• HERS Raters: They Do Play Well With Others
  Thursday, March 9 - 10:30
• NESEA's Strategic Plan: Board Listening Session
  Thursday, March 9 - 3:00
• Reception and Closing Forum - Be Careful What You Ask For: Avoiding the Pitfalls of Rapid Energy Efficiency Adoption
  Thursday, March 9 - 4:00

Kit Elsworth
KieranTimberlake

• For Good Measure: Monitoring Envelopes to Inform Masonry Building Renovation
  Thursday, March 9 - 1:30

Stephen Estes-Smargiassi
Massachusetts Water Resources Authority

• Liquid Assets: Water Monitoring and Conservation in Multifamily Buildings
  Thursday, March 9 - 10:30

David Farnsworth
Regulatory Assistance Project

• Next Generation Energy Efficiency
  Wednesday, March 8 - 10:30

Ian Finlayson
MA Department of Energy Resources (DOER)

• Energy Codes and Zero Energy Buildings: Strategies for Today, Tomorrow, and Beyond
  Wednesday, March 8 - 1:30

Dana Fischer
Mitsubishi Electric

• Building Partnerships to Increase Uptake of Residential Energy Efficiency Measures
  Wednesday, March 8 - 1:30

Martin Flusberg

• Lightning Round! Day 1: Lessons from The Field
  Wednesday, March 8 - 10:30

David Foley
Holland & Foley Architecture, LLC

• Systems and Stewardship: Placemaking as Practice
  Wednesday, March 8 - 3:30

Aubrey Gewehr
Ventacity Systems

• Air (vital stuff): Strategies for Getting It Into (and out of) Multifamily Buildings
  Wednesday, March 8 - 3:30

Betsy Glynn
BlueHub Capital

• Lightning Round! Day 1: Lessons from The Field
  Wednesday, March 8 - 10:30
• Lightning Round! Day 2: The Many Uses of Data
  Thursday, March 9 - 10:30

Lisa Goodwin Robbins
Kalin Associates

• WELL, LEEDv4, and the Quest for Material Health
  Thursday, March 9 - 10:30

Ian Gordon
GroTec Builders

• The Cannabis Cultivation Conundrum
  Wednesday, March 8 - 10:30

Marcell Graeff
HGA

• Are You the Weakest Link? Resilient Design 101
  Thursday, March 9 - 1:30

Ben Graham
New Frameworks Natural Design/Build

• State of the Art: High-Performance Natural Building for Cold Climates
  Wednesday, March 8 - 3:30

Ely Greenberg

• Liquid Assets: Water Monitoring and Conservation in Multifamily Buildings
  Thursday, March 9 - 10:30

Martha Grover
Executive Office of Energy and Environmental Affairs (EEA)

• The "Anti-Greenwash" Guide to Community Electricity Aggregation
  Wednesday, March 8 - 10:30

Maureen Guttman
Building Codes Assistance Project

• Energy Codes and Zero Energy Buildings: Strategies for Today, Tomorrow, and Beyond
  Wednesday, March 8 - 1:30

David Hall
Hall and Moskow

• Evolving Assemblies
  Wednesday, March 8 - 1:30

Lew Harriman
Mason-Grant Consulting

• Reception and Closing Forum - Be Careful What You Ask For: Avoiding the Pitfalls of Rapid Energy Efficiency Adoption
  Thursday, March 9 - 4:00

Tom Hartman
C&H Architects

• Transforming Institutional Buildings for the Next 100 Years
  Wednesday, March 8 - 10:30

Todd Holland
University of Massachusetts, Amherst

• Data-Driven Design and the Living Building Challenge
  Wednesday, March 8 - 1:30

Doug Horgan
BOWA Design Build Experts

• Data Loggers for Advanced Diagnostics
  Thursday, March 9 - 1:30

Stephanie Horowitz
ZeroEnergy Design

• The AIA 2030 Commitment: Building Energy Literacy
  Thursday, March 9 - 3:00

Andy Hoskinson
Center for Sustainable Energy

• Buildings in the Age of Electric Vehicles
  Wednesday, March 8 - 3:30

Graham Irwin
Essential Habitat

• Getting Real About Renewables: Passive House and the Future of Energy
  Wednesday, March 8 - 1:30

Joshua Jacobs

• Retrofitting Residential Properties
  Wednesday, March 8 - 10:30

Aaron James

• Lightning Round! Day 2: The Many Uses of Data
  Thursday, March 9 - 10:30

Craig Jones
Circular Ecology

• Plenary, Part I - Beyond Energy: The Concealed Environmental Impact of Buildings and Residents
  Wednesday, March 8 - 8:30

Larry Jones
Atelier Ten

• Getting to Yes: Winning and Making Your Next Project Net Zero, LBC, or . . .
  Wednesday, March 8 - 10:30

Phil Kaplan
Kaplan Thompson Architects

• NESEA's Strategic Plan: Board Listening Session
  Thursday, March 9 - 3:00

Isabel Kaubisch
Clarendon Hill Consulting

• Lessons from Abroad: The Danish Way or the (Bicycle) Highway
  Wednesday, March 8 - 3:30

Declan Keefe
Co-Everything, LLC

• Neighborhood Development: One Project at a Time
  Wednesday, March 8 - 1:30

Peter Kelly-Detwiler
Northbridge Energy Partners

• The Appropriate Future Roles of Monopoly Electricity Utilities
  Wednesday, March 8 - 3:30

David Kelman
Keller Williams Realty

• Retrofitting Residential Properties
  Wednesday, March 8 - 10:30

Jim Kennerly
Sustainable Energy Advantage

• The Appropriate Future Roles of Monopoly Electricity Utilities
  Wednesday, March 8 - 3:30

Jamie Kleinberg
Steven Winter Associates

• Spending Through the Roof: Tall Building Energy Wasted Through Passive Vents
  Thursday, March 9 - 3:00

Katrin Klingenberg
Phius

• Multifamily Passive Buildings: Evaluation of Measured Performance
  Wednesday, March 8 - 10:30

Jacob Knowles
BR+A Consulting Engineers

• Zero Energy and Affordability: Can These Words Go Together?
  Wednesday, March 8 - 3:30

Shilpi Kumar

• The Systems View: How the Energy Blockchain Will Unlock the Next Industrial Revolution
  Thursday, March 9 - 3:00

Will Lauwers

• Harnessing Energy Storage to Meet New England's Energy Challenges
  Thursday, March 9 - 10:30

Doug Leaffer
Tufts University

• Lightning Round! Day 1: Lessons from The Field
  Wednesday, March 8 - 10:30

Robert Leaver
New Commons

• The Future City
  Thursday, March 9 - 10:30

Tom LeBoeuf
Northeast Craftsmen Group

• Three Vermont High-Performance Homes, Three Approaches
  Thursday, March 9 - 10:30

Justin Lee

• Lightning Round! Day 2: The Many Uses of Data
  Thursday, March 9 - 10:30

Daniel Levy
Greenspring Building Systems

• Permanently Passive: Building With AAC
  Thursday, March 9 - 3:00

Brad Liljequist

• The Updated ILFI Net Zero Energy Certification, Reveal Label, and New Partnerships
  Thursday, March 9 - 3:00

John Lojek
City of Newton

• HERS Raters: They Do Play Well With Others
  Thursday, March 9 - 10:30
• Using the Building Permitting Process to Accelerate Clean Energy
  Thursday, March 9 - 3:00

Lourdes Lopez
City of Boston Environment

• Retrofitting Residential Properties
  Wednesday, March 8 - 10:30

Andrea Love
Payette

• The AIA 2030 Commitment: Building Energy Literacy
  Thursday, March 9 - 3:00

Bill Maclay
Maclay Architects

• Getting to Yes: Winning and Making Your Next Project Net Zero, LBC, or . . .
  Wednesday, March 8 - 10:30

Sean Mahoney

• Building Local, Buying Local: Advantages and Challenges of Sourcing Materials from New England Forests
  Thursday, March 9 - 3:00

Paul Markowitz

• Next Generation Energy Efficiency
  Wednesday, March 8 - 10:30

Ace McArleton
New Frameworks Natural Design/Build

• State of the Art: High-Performance Natural Building for Cold Climates
  Wednesday, March 8 - 3:30

Michael McGough

• Using Whole Systems Thinking in High Performance Design: The New MacArthur Elementary School
  Thursday, March 9 - 10:30

Edward McGraw
Ashley McGraw Architects, DPC

• Using Whole Systems Thinking in High Performance Design: The New MacArthur Elementary School
  Thursday, March 9 - 10:30

Christina McPike
WinnCompanies

• Lessons from Abroad: The Danish Way or the (Bicycle) Highway
  Wednesday, March 8 - 3:30

Paula Melton
BuildingGreen, Inc.

• Materials Transparency: Choosing Better Products for Your High Performing Building
  Wednesday, March 8 - 1:30

Alejandra Menchaca
AIRLIT Studio

• Lightning Round! Day 1: Lessons from The Field
  Wednesday, March 8 - 10:30

Parlin Meyer
BrightBuilt Home

• HERS Raters: They Do Play Well With Others
  Thursday, March 9 - 10:30

Rob Meyers
South Mountain Company

• NESEA's Strategic Plan: Board Listening Session
  Thursday, March 9 - 3:00

Claire Miziolek

• Next Generation Energy Efficiency
  Wednesday, March 8 - 10:30

John Morris
D+R International

• The Cannabis Cultivation Conundrum
  Wednesday, March 8 - 10:30

Lauren Moss
Vornado Realty Trust

• NESEA's Strategic Plan: Board Listening Session
  Thursday, March 9 - 3:00

Fortunat Mueller
ReVision Energy

• NESEA's Strategic Plan: Board Listening Session
  Thursday, March 9 - 3:00

Andrew Mulherkar
GTM Research

• Five Market Trends That Are Re-Shaping C&I Energy Management
  Thursday, March 9 - 1:30

Patrick Murphy
Vanderweil Engineers

• Mind the Gaps: Post-Occupancy Discoveries from Design to Operation
  Thursday, March 9 - 10:30

Danny Musher

• Next Generation Energy Efficiency
  Wednesday, March 8 - 10:30

Deborah Nagin

• Greening Affordable Housing: Driving Energy Efficiency, Clean Energy, and Health in Our Communities
  Thursday, March 9 - 1:30

Galen Nelson
Massachusetts Clean Energy Center (MassCEC)

• Harnessing Energy Storage to Meet New England's Energy Challenges
  Thursday, March 9 - 10:30

Robin Neri
Cadence OneFive

• Spending Through the Roof: Tall Building Energy Wasted Through Passive Vents
  Thursday, March 9 - 3:00

Ty Newell
Build Equinox

• New IAQ Metrics to Avoid Being Stupid, Sick, and Tired
  Thursday, March 9 - 1:30

Christopher Nielson
Bruner/Cott Architects, Inc.

• Net Zero Water: Not a Dry Topic
  Wednesday, March 8 - 10:30
• Data-Driven Design and the Living Building Challenge
  Wednesday, March 8 - 1:30

Matthew O'Malia
TimberHP

• Evolving Assemblies
  Wednesday, March 8 - 1:30

Todd Olinsky-Paul
Clean Energy States Alliance | Clean Energy Group

• Harnessing Energy Storage to Meet New England's Energy Challenges
  Thursday, March 9 - 10:30

Paul Ormond
MA Department of Energy Resources (DOER)

• Zero Energy and Affordability: Can These Words Go Together?
  Wednesday, March 8 - 3:30

James Ortega
Phius

• Multifamily Passive Buildings: Evaluation of Measured Performance
  Wednesday, March 8 - 10:30

Nate Owen
Ampion

• The Appropriate Future Roles of Monopoly Electricity Utilities
  Wednesday, March 8 - 3:30

Pat Parenteau
Vermont Law School

• Plenary, Part II: Methane Leaks, Public Policy, the Future of the Natural Gas Grid -- and the Implications for Your Projects
  Thursday, March 9 - 8:30

Nathan Phillips
Boston University

• Plenary, Part II: Methane Leaks, Public Policy, the Future of the Natural Gas Grid -- and the Implications for Your Projects
  Thursday, March 9 - 8:30

Mark Pignatelli
Mass Save RNC Program/ICF

• Using the Building Permitting Process to Accelerate Clean Energy
  Thursday, March 9 - 3:00

Alex Pollard

• Zero Energy and Affordability: Can These Words Go Together?
  Wednesday, March 8 - 3:30

Howard Pollard
Pollard Project Management

• Liquid Assets: Water Monitoring and Conservation in Multifamily Buildings
  Thursday, March 9 - 10:30

Emily Powers
MA Department of Energy Resources (DOER)

• Zero Energy and Affordability: Can These Words Go Together?
  Wednesday, March 8 - 3:30

Jacob Deva Racusin
New Frameworks Natural Design/Build

• State of the Art: High-Performance Natural Building for Cold Climates
  Wednesday, March 8 - 3:30

Susanne Rasmussen
City of Cambridge, Environmental and Transportation Planning Division

• Lessons from Abroad: The Danish Way or the (Bicycle) Highway
  Wednesday, March 8 - 3:30

Richard Renner

• NESEA's Strategic Plan: Board Listening Session
  Thursday, March 9 - 3:00

Patrick Roche

• The "Anti-Greenwash" Guide to Community Electricity Aggregation
  Wednesday, March 8 - 10:30

Todd Rogers
Energy Training Solutions

• Lightning Round! Day 2: The Many Uses of Data
  Thursday, March 9 - 10:30
• Installing Energy Smarts for Your Multifamily Project: Providing Holistic Behavioral Energy Management
  Thursday, March 9 - 3:00

Kevin Rose

• Energy Codes and Zero Energy Buildings: Strategies for Today, Tomorrow, and Beyond
  Wednesday, March 8 - 1:30

Marc Rosenbaum
Energysmiths

• Data-Driven Design and the Living Building Challenge
  Wednesday, March 8 - 1:30
• Plenary, Part II: Methane Leaks, Public Policy, the Future of the Natural Gas Grid -- and the Implications for Your Projects
  Thursday, March 9 - 8:30
• Reception and Closing Forum - Be Careful What You Ask For: Avoiding the Pitfalls of Rapid Energy Efficiency Adoption
  Thursday, March 9 - 4:00

Steve Russell

• Buildings in the Age of Electric Vehicles
  Wednesday, March 8 - 3:30

Carolyn Sarno Goldthwaite

• The Key to the Castle: Who Has It and Do They Know Where the Lock is?
  Thursday, March 9 - 1:30

Cooper Schilling
KieranTimberlake

• For Good Measure: Monitoring Envelopes to Inform Masonry Building Renovation
  Thursday, March 9 - 1:30

Audrey Schulman
HEET

• Plenary, Part II: Methane Leaks, Public Policy, the Future of the Natural Gas Grid -- and the Implications for Your Projects
  Thursday, March 9 - 8:30

Arah Schuur
Optimal Energy, Inc

• Next Generation Energy Efficiency
  Wednesday, March 8 - 10:30

Jesse Selman
C&H Architects

• Transforming Institutional Buildings for the Next 100 Years
  Wednesday, March 8 - 10:30

Paul Shepherd
Penobscot Home Performance

• Building Partnerships to Increase Uptake of Residential Energy Efficiency Measures
  Wednesday, March 8 - 1:30

Brett Simon
GTM Research

• Five Market Trends That Are Re-Shaping C&I Energy Management
  Thursday, March 9 - 1:30

Philip Smith
Existing Condition Surveys Inc.

• Lightning Round! Day 2: The Many Uses of Data
  Thursday, March 9 - 10:30

Jodi Smits Anderson
2bGreener, LLC

• Redundancy. Diversity. Connectivity: Optimizing Your Projects, Your Business, Your Work
  Thursday, March 9 - 3:00

Ben Southworth
Garland Mill

• HERS Raters: They Do Play Well With Others
  Thursday, March 9 - 10:30
• NESEA's Strategic Plan: Board Listening Session
  Thursday, March 9 - 3:00

Mette Søs Lassesen
Ramboll Group

• Lessons from Abroad: The Danish Way or the (Bicycle) Highway
  Wednesday, March 8 - 3:30

Dee Spiro

• The AIA 2030 Commitment: Building Energy Literacy
  Thursday, March 9 - 3:00

Charles Stellberger
Vanderweil Engineers

• Mind the Gaps: Post-Occupancy Discoveries from Design to Operation
  Thursday, March 9 - 10:30

Charley Stevenson
Integrated Eco Strategy

• Getting to Yes: Winning and Making Your Next Project Net Zero, LBC, or . . .
  Wednesday, March 8 - 10:30

John Straube
RDH Building Science

• Moisture Safe? The Writing is on the Wall
  Wednesday, March 8 - 3:30

Steven Strong
Solar Design Associates, LLC

• The Campus as Crucible for Catalyzing Change
  Thursday, March 9 - 1:30

Peter Sun
City of Boston Inspectional Services

• Using the Building Permitting Process to Accelerate Clean Energy
  Thursday, March 9 - 3:00

Jason Taylor
Byggmeister, Inc.

• Retrofitting Residential Properties
  Wednesday, March 8 - 10:30

Erin Taylor
Green Energy Consumers Alliance

• The "Anti-Greenwash" Guide to Community Electricity Aggregation
  Wednesday, March 8 - 10:30

Chris Taylor

• The Systems View: How the Energy Blockchain Will Unlock the Next Industrial Revolution
  Thursday, March 9 - 3:00

Jean Terwilliger

• Three Vermont High-Performance Homes, Three Approaches
  Thursday, March 9 - 10:30

Jesse Thompson
Kaplan Thompson Architects

• Evolving Assemblies
  Wednesday, March 8 - 1:30

Paul Torcellini
National Renewable Energy Laboratory (NREL)

• Performance-Based Procurement: Infusing Your New Construction Contract with Energy Requirements
  Wednesday, March 8 - 1:30

Becca Trietch

• Energy Codes and Zero Energy Buildings: Strategies for Today, Tomorrow, and Beyond
  Wednesday, March 8 - 1:30

Kohta Ueno
Building Science Corporation

• Moisture Safe? The Writing is on the Wall
  Wednesday, March 8 - 3:30

Fred Unger
Heartwood Group, Inc.

• The Appropriate Future Roles of Monopoly Electricity Utilities
  Wednesday, March 8 - 3:30

Drew Vernalia
Codman Square Neighborhood Development Corporation

• Greening Affordable Housing: Driving Energy Efficiency, Clean Energy, and Health in Our Communities
  Thursday, March 9 - 1:30

Ellen Watts
Architerra, Inc.

• Lessons from Abroad: The Danish Way or the (Bicycle) Highway
  Wednesday, March 8 - 3:30

Mark Webster
Simpson Gumpertz and Heger

• Carbon Counts! Calculating the Carbon of Commercial Construction
  Wednesday, March 8 - 3:30

Ken Wertz
Massachusetts Facilities Administrators Association

• The Key to the Castle: Who Has It and Do They Know Where the Lock is?
  Thursday, March 9 - 1:30

David White
Right Environments

• Reception and Closing Forum - Be Careful What You Ask For: Avoiding the Pitfalls of Rapid Energy Efficiency Adoption
  Thursday, March 9 - 4:00

Brooks Winner
Metropolitan Area Planning Council (MAPC)

• Building Partnerships to Increase Uptake of Residential Energy Efficiency Measures
  Wednesday, March 8 - 1:30

Jamie Wolf

• Systems and Stewardship: Placemaking as Practice
  Wednesday, March 8 - 3:30