Rick Dunn will discuss opportunities for the window industry to join other industries in participating with national programs testing and promoting energy efficient products, leveraging IRA dollars in the process. He’ll also debunk myths about window impacts on envelope UA and share a case study highlighting how low-income builders like Habitat for Humanity are using high triple pane windows to outperform green builders by achieving higher energy performance at lower construction costs.
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4/24/2024
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When:
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April 24, 2024
1:00 pm ET
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Where:
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GoTo Webinar
United States
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Contact:
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Tom Herron
therron@nfrc.org
240-821-9505
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Online registration is closed.
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Speaker Rick Dunn will discuss opportunities for the window industry to join other industries in participating with national programs testing and promoting energy efficient products, leveraging IRA dollars in the process. He’ll also debunk myths about window impacts on envelope UA and share a case study highlighting how low-income builders like Habitat for Humanity are using high triple pane windows to outperform green builders by achieving higher energy performance at lower construction costs. Learning Objectives: - Learning objective: Learn about opportunities for window manufacturers to engage with energy efficiency programs and national efficiency organizations, leveraging IRA dollars to promote high performance windows.
- Learning objective: debunk myths about windows and insulation – using building science to demonstrate the greater impact of high-performance windows, relative to insulation, for overall UA value and achieving above-code performance targets.
- Learning objective: high-performance windows are often considered too expensive and of insufficient value for residential new construction. A Habitat for Humanity case study demonstrates how high-performance windows can actually reduce the cost of construction – without rebates or incentives – and deliver a more efficient home in the process.
About the Speaker -- Rick Dunn:
 | Rick Dunn is the Sr. Manager for Emerging Technology at CalMTA – California’s recently launched statewide market transformation administrator. Previously, Rick was the Sr. Product Manager in charge of Building Envelope for NEEA (Northwest Energy Efficiency Alliance) and a co-lead of DOE’s Partnership for Advanced Windows (PAWS) collaborative. Rick has over 20 years of experience in market development and market transformation and spent much of his career at GE where he was most recently the Growth Strategy & Business Development Leader for GE Analytical Instruments, a division of GE Power & Water. Rick is a former US Navy submariner and graduate of the Navy’s Nuclear Power Program. |
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