This conference is for anyone who is interested in building with comfort, health and efficiency, says Ken Eklund, principal energy specialist with the Idaho Office of Energy Resources.
One of the world’s foremost experts in the field of building science will be the featured speaker during the annual Idaho Building Efficiency Conference March 5-6 in Boise.
Welcome John Tooley who is known for his visionary ideas, pioneering spirit, and many achievements in building science. Besides being a recipient of the Florida Governor’s Energy Award, Tooley has also been honored with the Energy Efficient Building Association’s "Joule Award" for his innovative contributions to the building industry.
Tooley has been recognized by Florida Power and Light for his valuable contributions to its Duct Leakage Program, which received a National Energy Award. He has also authored and co-authored numerous scientific papers and articles about making heating, ventilating and air conditioning systems more efficient.
The conference will be conducted at the Washington Group International Auditorium, 720 Park Boulevard. Sessions include a technical issues panel, multifamily housing, new technologies, and Energy Star® Northwest. Registration fee of $85 includes lunch both days and refreshment breaks.
Conference sponsors include the Idaho Office of Energy Resources, Idaho Power, Intermountain Gas Company, Energy Star Northwest, and the Northwest Building Efficiency Center.
Call Marla Loftis with the Office of Energy Resources at 208-287-4900 for
more information about the conference, or to register.