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In an era defined by climate uncertainty and evolving federal policy, achieving ambitious energy goals requires more than bold ideas, it demands a skilled and adaptable workforce. Workforce development training equips professionals with the tools, certifications, and hands-on experience needed to implement high performance energy solutions across buildings, communities, and infrastructure.
Manchester, Connecticut
NESEA heads to Connecticut to offer a tour of a renovated and expanded 1940s elementary school that has been transformed into a modern, net-zero facility, complete with a 66 well geothermal HVAC system, to serve 400 students.
Hanover, New Hampshire
Join us for a Pro Tour of a high performance, 55,000 square foot building on the Dartmouth College campus that combined a major addition with targeted renovation to house the newly created Irving Institute for Energy and Society.
Providence, Rhode Island
This year, as we mark NESEA's 50th Anniversary, the current Board of Directors is hosting a reunion reception for former board members. Turning 50 is a major milestone for us, and we are throwing a party to thank former board members who have all helped to shape the organization and get us to this point.
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New York City, New York
On June 10, the NESEA Board of Directors will be hosting an in-person meet-up for people working in industries connected to NESEA who have identities that are traditionally underrepresented in the field.
Latham, New York
Join NESEA for the first Pro Tour of 2025! We are thrilled to kick off the 2025 series with this May event, showcasing a formerly vacant commercial building that has been transformed into an all-electric, net zero co-warehousing facility.
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The Sponsors of Mass Save recently filed the Massachusetts 2025 – 2027 Energy Efficiency and Decarbonization Plan. During this webinar, you’ll learn about changes and updates to the Mass Save weatherization program offers for single family households with up to four units plus multi-family properties.
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Harbor Ballroom, Westin Boston Seaport District
Boston, Massachusetts
Join us at the conclusion of the first day of BuildingEnergy Boston 2025 to toast 50 years of NESEA! We'll gather to celebrate our first 50 years, share our dreams for the future, and connect with others from our growing NESEA community.
Pre-Conference Webinar: Leveraging Cloud-Based Technologies to Understand, Report & Reduce Emissions
Get ready for BuildingEnergy Boston with this pre-conference webinar sponsored by Control Technologies, Inc.
New York City, New York
Join NESEA for the final Pro Tour of 2024: a passive house-certified, 185,000 square-foot building, providing 160 units of much-needed affordable housing to the neighborhood of Brownsville, Brooklyn.
Burlington, Vermont
You’re invited to a 2-site Pro Tour in Burlington, Vermont! Our hosts, New Frameworks, will be opening both their shop and a project so that attendees can see how their innovative, low-carbon modular projects come together, from factory floor to completed build.
This session will explore how to revitalize and optimize ventilation systems in existing multi-family buildings in New York to bring older, inefficient, and poorly performing ventilation systems in compliance with today’s standards for energy and indoor air quality. The session will include an overview of available financing and energy efficiency incentives to support these projects.
Olive, New York
In early November, NESEA will be offering our first Pro Tour in the Catskills, showcasing a new construction single-family passive house with its first years’ of performance data.
Join us for the 2024 NESEA Annual Meeting on Wednesday, October 30.
Whether you’ve been a NESEA Member since the beginning or are just curious about NESEA’s work and mission, this is the event for you. Members and non-members alike are welcome.
Learn about CPC Climate Capital and how they're financing carbon-reducing work on existing and to-be-built multifamily buildings. CPC Climate Capital, a subsidiary of the Community Preservation Corporation, is part of Climate United, a national coalition of three nonprofits that received $6.97 billion from the Greenhouse Gas Reduction Fund to finance carbon-reduction projects nationwide. Of the money awarded to Climate United, CPC Climate Capital received $2.4 billion to execute Climate United's multifamily housing strategy.