We’ve refreshed, updated, and improved the Industrial Energy Talk Cards to make it easier than ever to stimulate energy efficiency conversation and learning among your staff.
*NEW in 2022* NW Strategic Energy Management 101: Kim Crossman (Great Work Energy) and Suzi Asmus(NEEA)
Develop resources to bring new SEM Collaborative members up to speed on NW history, working group development, and topics critical to evolving SEM. Please email us to be added to the notification list. Meets monthly. NEXT MEETING: May 9
Beyond the E – Karen Brooks (Strategic Energy Group), Lura Griffiths (AESC) and Kathleen Belkhayat (Energy Trust of Oregon)
This group convenes to identify the additional benefits (engagement, customer service, non-energy specific resource conservation) that SEM brings to energy management. The theme for 2022 is workforce development with the goal of creating a career map for SEM energy team members.
Please email us to be added to the notification list. NEXT MEETING: April 28, 11:00-12:00 PDT
Measurement & Verification – Anne Joiner (Stillwater Energy), Holly Farah (Rouj Energy), Erin Wenger (SBW)
Continues to confront challenges, find opportunities and share insights on how to make M&V of SEM projects more effective, including alternative approaches, standardization, savings persistence and more. Please email us to be added to the notification list. NEXT MEETING: TBD
Emissions Reduction – Tamara Berger (BCHydro)
Discusses and develops strategies to integrate greenhouse gas (GHG) reduction strategies with SEM. Please email us to be added to the notification list. Meets monthly. NEXT MEETING: April 27, 10:00-11:00 PDT
The annual NW SEM Collaborative Fall Workshop was another invigorating, memorable event uniquely serving the Northwest. Keynote speaker Moji Igun kicked off three days packed with the perspectives, experience and wisdom of our collective SEM community across the Northwest. With daily Action Sessions focusing on five emerging topics facilitated by volunteer collaborative members, along with plenty of informal networking sessions, this event was a paragon of SEM collaboration—and we couldn’t have done it without your participation.
Speaker and session presentations are now available:
Join us in accelerating the adoption of SEM practices.
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