Energy Center of Wisconsin to Host Live Daylight and LED Webinar on January 17

Daylighting is the technique of bringing natural light into a space and using it to enhance the space’s visual quality as well as energy performance. LEDs are a dynamic new technology with tremendous potential. This webinar will touch on the fundamentals of daylighting and LEDs, as well as the best ways to incorporate them into a single lighting system.

Energy Center University, the education arm of the Energy Center of Wisconsin, will host a live webinar, “Daylight Control and Performance Specifications: LEDs and More” on Tuesday, January 17, 2012, from 11 AM–12:30 PM CENTRAL TIME.

PRESENTERS
Scott Schuetter, PE, LEED Green Associate
Energy Center of Wisconsin

Shanna Olson, LC
IBC Engineering Services, Inc.

Holly Blomquist, LEED Green Associate
Harwood Engineering Consultants, Ltd.

Douglas M. Sauer, PE
IBC Engineering Services, Inc.

AUDIENCE
Architects, engineers, lighting and electrical contractors, facility managers, school and healthcare facilities operators, manufacturers, building owners, energy managers, dealers and distributors, lighting designers, interior designers, energy efficiency specialists, commissioning authorities and anyone interested in commercial building design.

CREDITS
You will receive 0.1 Continuing Education Units (1 hour) from IACET for attending this training. This course is currently being reviewed by additional continuing education accreditation organizations. Check the website for up-to-date information.

COST
This webinar is free to view, $89 to take quiz for credit. Registration is required. After registering, you will receive an email confirmation that includes a link to join the webinar.

REGISTER
Click here to register for this event.

CAN’T WATCH IT LIVE?
The webinar will be recorded for convenient on-demand viewing.

Craig DiLouie

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