Upcoming Seminars
Daryl DeJean will be teaching the Advanced Lighting Technologies in Action seminar. During this seminar Daryl will take you on a journey of indoor and outdoor lighting projects in which advanced lighting technologies were implemented. You will learn ...
Daryl DeJean will be teaching the Cost Effectiveness of Energy Efficiency Measures seminar. The objective of the seminar is to demonstrate how energy efficiency can produce better cash flow and returns than competing corporate projects. You will gain...
Daryl DeJean is currently involved in the assessment and evaluation of numerous lighting control and lighting technologies including LEDs. He will be teaching the Lighting Controls seminar. Date:  Wednesday, 02/15/12 Time: 12:30 PM -...
As a follow-up to the LED Basics seminar, Daryl will discuss the promising LED applications in the LED Basics & Applications seminar. During this seminar you will learn about the DOE initiatives to help you determine if LEDs are appropriate for your ...
The Sacramento NECA Chapter will be hosting the CALCTP seminar on January 26, 2012 from 8:00 am to 5:00 pm.
Daryl DeJean and Lee Stevens are giving the New Business Development portion of the CALCTP Program in Pasadena at the LA NECA Chapter Pasadena office.  
Daryl presented the highly popular topic of the many FREE Energy Performance Tools that are available on the ENERGY STAR website. Fourty one attendees immediately benchmarked buildings and plan on benchmarking facilities for a total of 10,831,000 squ...
Lee Stevens presented Los Angeles Department Water & Power and Southern California Edison utilities incentives for energy and water efficiency programs to NECA members in Los Angeles. We had a high level of participation in the smaller seminar format...
The SDSU Physical Plant team and a group of students kicked off a campus-wide energy management plan and strategy for the entire campus. Lee Stevens led the meeting by conducting a benchmarking seminar.
ETA will give the second CALCTP seminar in San Diego on October 5, 2011 at the JATC.

Greener Pastures for Commercial Real Estate

Concerns have been building about weakness in commercial real estate, but Matthew J. Kotchen of Yale University notes new research that points to a potential bright spot in the sector.

Good news about commercial real estate is in short supply these days, so it may be surprising to hear that going “green” can earn some “green.”

New research shows that green-certified buildings command substantially higher rents and selling prices. Economists Piet Eichholtz, Nils Kok, and John Quigley estimate just how much in a forthcoming paper in the American Economic Review. They consider the federal government’s Energy Star certification and the U.S. Green Building Council’s LEED certification.

Source: http://blogs.wsj.com/environmentalcapital/2009/12/16/greener-pastures-for-commercial-real-estate/

    Lee and Daryl: Thank you so much for all you have done to help MTH. This is a wonderful testament to your dedication and support of our museum. It's particularly fitting that this is up on the Energy Star site in April as we celebrate Twain's centennial. Thank you." Jeffrey L. Nichols Executive Director The Mark Twain House & Museum

 ICF International 

Port of San Diego

San Diego State University

University of California San Diego

Sacramento Municipal Utility District

Oncure Medical Corp

San Diego Gas & Electric (SDG&E)

IBEW-NECA California Labor
Management Cooperation Committee

Travelers Companies

Pacific Gas & Electric (PG&E)

The Connecticut Energy Efficiency Fund

VA San Diego Healthcare System

Mark Twain House & Museum

Long Beach Memorial Hospital

California Center for Sustainable Energy

Jack in The Box

 

 

Town of East Lyme, CT

Hamann Companies

CONVIA (Subsidiary of Herman Miller)

Sharp HealthCare

US Department of Energy

Southern California Gas

Celtic Energy

 

 

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