We are seeing more and more residential and commercial buildings using spray foam insulation to meet the energy code. Unlike fiberglass batts, applied foam does not contain an R-value mark that’s observable for inspection. Let’s talk about and look at the things to look for and verify to ensure the building envelope meets the requirements […]
The North Central Texas Council of Governments (NCTCOG) and South-central Partnership for Energy Efficiency as a Resource (SPEER) are hosting a FREE in-person workshop to learn about the Local Government Energy Reporting Requirement, a state mandate to report and reduce electricity consumption for cities and counties. Attendees will gain helpful information and tips to successfully […]
Join us for an insightful webinar/roundtable as we provide a comprehensive annual update on the Community Efficiency Leadership Coalition (CELC). As we navigate the evolving landscape of community development and sustainable practices, CELC continues to drive positive change. Overview: Explore the significant milestones achieved by CELC over the past year, showcasing successful projects and initiatives […]
Join us for another great, On-the-Job training, walk-through where we’ll perform the Air Barrier inspection of several houses and dig into what’s failing and how it should be addressed for compliance. We’ll dive into the air sealing requirements and how they are viewed in the field. Register here
Join us for a comprehensive virtual workshop designed to demystify energy reporting regulations in Texas. Whether you're a seasoned professional or new to the field, this workshop will equip you with the knowledge and tools necessary to navigate the intricacies of energy reporting with confidence. The workshop will cover a range of topics, including: Understanding […]
In the pursuit of a more just and inclusive society, the concept of "Justice 40" has emerged as a crucial framework. Justice 40 aims to ensure that at least 40% of the benefits from federal investments in areas such as clean energy, infrastructure, and environmental policies directly reach marginalized communities. This webinar explores the pivotal […]
KLRN seeks organizations aligned with STEM, career readiness, and trades around STEM-focused work at the second annual Smart Energy Education “S.E.E.” Your Future Career Day! We invite you to share about your STEM-focused organization and your career at this event as a vendor or career day speaker, and/or by leading a STEM activity for students […]
Let's learn how a geothermal system works and the benefits it has for our homes and the environment. Our expert speaker will guide you through the basics of how geothermal heating and cooling systems work, their environmental impact, cost-effectiveness, and installation processes. Whether you're looking to reduce your carbon footprint, cut down on energy consumption, […]
As we embark on a fresh journey in this New Year, let's make it a resolution to connect more often. Introducing our monthly coffee hour, happening the last Wednesday of the month. Mark your calendars, and if you can't make it this time, no worries – there's always next month! Join us for an engaging […]
Looking to expand your knowledge of heat pumps? Join us and learn from the experts at Mitsubishi Electric. They'll cover IRA/IIJA funding opportunities, discuss where is the market going, what is driving the market change, new heat pump technologies, and much more. Thanks to our generous sponsor, Austin Energy, for providing space and lunch! Download […]
SPEER's Energy Code Manager, Randy Plumlee, will give us a presentation this Saturday, March 9th, for the North Texas Renewable Energy Group on “What Energy Efficiency Looks Like in Today’s Homes”. Listen in and join with the zoom meeting link below: https://us02web.zoom.us/j/86412871326?pwd=WW5MRjVwR0NhZmNaZlNqb2M2NDZ5QT09 Meeting ID: 864 1287 1326 Passcode: 651388
Join us for our next SPEER webinar focused on heat pump technology, and why it’s ideal in southern markets. Our expert presenter will discuss the evolution of the technology over the years (which has improved dramatically!), cover why an inverter runs continuously, and why that’s a good thing. We will review cost perspective when it […]