EPISODE · Jul 25, 2024 · 55 MIN
The Juiciness of Decarbonizing Domestic Hot Water with Neil Donnelly & Charlie Simek
from BuildingWell · host Neil Donnelly, Charlie Simek, Michael Abdelmessih, Michelle Margolies, Michelle Moran, Alina Michelewicz, Molly Craft
The transcript for this episode can be found hereNESEA Presentation Link NESEA Presentation PDFBuilding Emissions Reduction and Disclosure Ordinance (BERDO) BostonElectrify CambridgeBuilding Energy Use Disclosure Ordinance (BEUDO) CambridgeLEANFour step decarbonization processNESEALoads & losses slides 9, 10 & 24ACEEE Hot water forum 2024 ACEEE Hot Water Forum 2025: March 4-6, 2025 in Portland OregonASHRAE guidelines for everythingAnimated explanation of total hot water system efficiency25% of the multifamily building energy usage comes from DHW- A ‘juicy piece’ https://climate.cityofnewyork.us/reports/handbook-for-multifamily-buildings/ page 18Cost, carbon, energy of 10 buildings slide 5 Passive House/ PhiusEnergy StarLEEDEnterprise Green CommunitiesMass Savewww.newecology.org
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Join host Alina Michelewicz and co-host Michelle Moran for their deep-dive into hot water. In this episode, Neil Donnelly and Charlie Simek, Energy Engineers at New Ecology specializing in data-focused decarbonization planning and building system optimization, follow up on their recent NESEA BuildingEnergy Boston presentation, “Equitable, Data Driven, Domestic Hot Water Decarbonization” to show how real data from real buildings can guide more efficient and lower-cost systems when its time to replace them. We explore the opportunities within recently monitored domestic hot water systems and the steps for owners, operators, engineers and utility program administrators. This episode was made possible by a Mass Save Community Education Grant.
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