The East Michigan Association of Energy Engineers invites you to attend their meeting on Tuesday March 5, 2019.

Path to Campus Carbon Neutrality - Solution that works

In this presentation we will discuss Ramboll's approach (with more than 45 years experience) which will provide multiple options to replace the steam & chilled water systems with proven new technologies and develop a master plan with a phased approach to reduce GHG emissions. The final solution is customized for the client's requirement (goals and objectives). This presentation will focus on energy optimization at the central plant and the distribution side.


By: Sumit Ray, PE, CEM, LEED, MS, MBA

Sumit Ray is the senior managing consultant for Ramboll- Energy group. Ramboll is among the 10 leading energy consultancies in Europe with more than 45 years of experience in the planning, design and implementation of energy solutions with a sustainable approach that benefits society.

Sumit focuses on developing and managing energy infrastructure projects for large commercial, industrial and educational clients. Also provide consulting services for long term utility master planning and GHG reduction strategies. Coordinating engineering resources (domestic & abroad) with a focus on district energy, combined heat & power, and renewable energy driven by regulatory requirements, incentives, market pressures, and societal benefits.

Sumit has more than 25 years of industry experience. He has PE license for multiple states. He earned a Master of Science in industrial and systems engineering from the University of Florida and an executive MBA from Michigan State University.

MEETING LOCATION: NOTE ROOM CHANGE
University Technology and Learning Center (UTLC) Building at Lawrence Technological University Rm T429

MEETING COST:
FREE for Chapter Members
Guests = $25
Students/Seniors = $19

AGENDA: NOTE TIME CHANGE
5:45 p.m. -- Social Time / Chapter Business
6:00 p.m. -- Dinner
6:15 p.m. -- Presentation by Guest Lecturers with questions to follow

The East Michigan Association of Energy Engineers invites you to attend their meeting on Wednesday September 12, 2018.

Airflow Measurement for Control of Building Pressure and IAQ

- Recognize Chapter 4 of the Michigan Mechanical Code is a VENTILATION RATE based standard
- Understand how to provide acceptable IEQ and the applicable industry standards, codes and rating systems
- Realize that continuous dynamic control of outside airflow is required to maintain intake flow rates at a desired set point
- Understand how to control NET building by maintaining the pressurization airflow
- Learn what airflow measurement points are required to maintain NET building pressure and minimum OA flow rates


By: Mark Blauvelt

Mark is President of Bluefield Engineered Systems, has over 30 years of industry experience, and serves as a Ferris State University HVAC Advisory Board Member.

MEETING LOCATION:
Alfred Taubman Student Service Center at Lawrence Technological University Rm C406

MEETING COST:
FREE for Chapter Members
Guests = $25
Students/Seniors = $19

AGENDA:
5:30 p.m. -- Social Time / Chapter Business
6:00 p.m. -- Dinner
6:15 p.m. -- Presentation by Guest Lecturers with questions to follow

Welcome to the East Michigan Chapter of the Association of Energy Engineers.

We are dedicated to helping our members and community implement energy efficient technologies to reduce expenses, improve their energy efficiency, protect the environment, and bolster our economy.

Stay attuned to the rapid changes and reshaping of our business, new technologies, and the legislative and regulatory issues affecting our industry. Join us as we network with industry peers, develop leads, discuss energy opportunities, tour project sites and explore energy procurement strategies.

Realize the benefits of a local support group staffed with professionals such as yourself. We encourage both MEMBERS AND GUESTS to attend our quarterly meetings.

Our chapter's regular meetings are held quarterly, on the 2nd Tuesday of February, April, September, and November.

Registration and Social Time - 5:15 pm
Dinner / Meeting - 6pm
Adjourn ~ 8pm

Meetings typically consist of a guest speaker and short business agenda.
Additional networking opportunities are provided from 8-9pm.

Here are the key contacts for the East Michigan Chapter of the Association of Energy Engineers:

jjankowski@AEPenergy.com, President, James Jankowski - PE/CEM
bsnyder@ids-troy.com, VP, Bruce Snyder - CEM
kdunbar@ameresco.com, Newsletter Editor, Kevin Dunbar - CEM
dobryP@trinity-health.org, Treasurer, Paul Dobry - CEM
smoore@taubman.com, Secretary, Steve Moore - PE/CEM
david.everest@siemens.com, Chapter Awards, David Everest - Phd/CEM
david.everest@siemens.com, Scholarships, David Everest - Phd/CEM
edwardsd@dteenergy.com, Technologies and Training, Don Edwards - CEM
sawecox2@comcast.net, Membership and meeting attendance, Ed Cox - CEM
smoore@taubman.com, Webmaster, Steve Moore - PE/CEM