ALI Training Thermal Energy Storage Systems for Air Conditioning

ASHRAE Learning Institute (ALI) 3 hour Course:

Details:

When:

Wednesday March 17, Noon to 4 pm

Thermal Energy Storage Systems for Air Conditioning

• Course DescriptionBuilding air-conditioning systems are the single greatest contributor to aggregate peak electrical demand. As a technology, thermal energy storage enables shifting a significant proportion of a facility’s demand for electricity from daytime to nighttime periods. Furthermore, thermal energy storage enables flexibility in the demand for electricity by building air-conditioning systems—principally operating during time periods where renewable energy is plentiful and idling during time periods where renewable energy is sparse or unavailable. Through this course, participants will understand how thermal energy storage can enable greater use of renewable energy generation and learn whether an existing or new facility may benefit from the application of a thermal energy storage system. Attendees will also learn about sensible and latent energy storage technologies and alternative sizing strategies.
• 3 hours

Bruce B. Lindsay, PE, CEM, CDP

• BiographyBruce Lindsay, PE, CEM, CDP is the Principal and CTO of Lindsay & Associates, an energy storage consulting firm. He recently served as the Business Development Team Leader, Thermal Energy Storage, for Trane Technologies. Prior to that, he served as the Manager, Utility Services, for Brevard Public Schools, where he managed 84 schools—20 of which had ice storage systems. Mr. Lindsay was employed by the Electric Power Research Institute and was the Executive Director of the EPRI Thermal Storage Center. Mr. Lindsay is an ASHRAE Life Member and an ASHRAE Distinguished Lecturer. He serves on the Refrigeration Technology Committee and is also the Program Chair for ASHRAE TC6.9, Thermal Storage.

When:

Wednesday March 17, Noon to 4 pm

Noon registration, morning treats provided

12:30 to 4:00 class time

Note 3 hour course with short breaks over the 3 hours

refreshments provided

Where:

• Upper Lounge, University of Victoria, Student Union Building, 3800 Finnerty Road

Ticket Pricing (Includes ticket to St. Patrick's YEA Mixer event)

Sales open November 02

Earlybird discount purchase by January 30

Note: we need the name and email for each attendee so that we can send them the course material.

Event Tickets

Large Group Tickets $2,000 (good for your staff or your clients/suppliers)

• 8 ALI Tickets, Earlybird by January 30
• 7 ALI Tickets, Regular after January 30

Medium Group Tickets $1,200 (good for your staff or your clients/suppliers)

• 6 ALI Tickets, Earlybird by January 30
• 5 ALI Tickets, Regular after January 30

Small Group Tickets $800 (good for your staff or your clients/suppliers)

• 4 ALI Tickets, Earlybird by January 30
• 3 ALI Tickets, Regular after January 30

Individual Ticket

• 1 ALI Ticket $300 ASHRAE Member, Earlybird by January 30
• 1 ALI Ticket $400 Non-ASHRAE Member, Earlybird by January 30
• 1 ALI Ticket $350 Member, Regular after January 30
• 1 ALI Ticket $450 Non-ASHRAE Member, Regular after January 30

Free Complimentary Student Tickets

Limited amount you need to be selected

• several questions will be ask to improve select
• are you a Student ASHRAE member
• why should we select you
• other questions TBD

We need the name and email of all Attendees so we can send the ALI Course material to them via email before the course begins. If you do not have their name or email at this time please enter your name and email, we will add correct information later.

Target Audience:

• Your Customers
• ASHRAE Members
• Consulting Engineers
• Government Representatives
• Contractors
• Architects
• Building Owners/Operators
• Students

Additional VI ASHRAE information

A. NOMINATIONS ARE OPEN FOR THE ASHRAE VI CHAPTER TECHNOLOGY AWARDS

Effective energy utilization is just one of several aspects of facility and building design. Each year the Society may present awards in six categories:

• Commercial Buildings (New, Existing, Existing Building Commissioning (EBCx))
• Institutional Buildings (New, Existing, EBCx)
• Health Care Facilities (New, Existing, EBCx)
• Industrial Facilities or Processes (New, Existing, EBCx)
• Public Assembly (New, Existing, EBCx)
• Residential
• Instructions (follow link, https://www.ashraevi.ca/awards-applications)

B. VI ASHRAE LEADERSHIP PROGRAMS TO CONSIDER

• ASHRAE Regional LeaDRS, https://www.ashrae.org/communities/young-engineers-in-ashrae-yea/yea-events-and-programs/ashrae-region-leadrs-program
• CRC (Chapter Regional Conference) Region XI, https://www.ashrae.org/conferences/chapters-regional-conferences-crcs
• Leadership Academy, https://www.ashrae.org/membership/leadership-academy
• Leadership U, https://www.ashrae.org/communities/young-engineers-in-ashrae-yea/yea-events-and-programs/leadership-u
• YEA Leadership International, https://www.ashrae.org/communities/young-engineers-in-ashrae-yea/yea-events-and-programs/yea-leadership-international
• YEA Leadership Weekend, https://www.ashrae.org/communities/young-engineers-in-ashrae-yea/yea-events-and-programs/yea-leadership-weekend
• YEA Leadership Weekend 2.0, https://www.ashrae.org/communities/young-engineers-in-ashrae-yea/yea-events-and-programs/yea-leadership-weekend-2-0