Stor4Build’s Guide to the ASHRAE Winter Conference

Jan. 19, 2024

We’re packing our bags and heading to the Windy City! Join members of Stor4Build in Chicago at the 2024 ASHRAE Winter Conference, Jan. 20–24. For your convenience, we’ve listed decarbonization and thermal storage-related seminars, paper sessions, and events below.

Seminars

• Seminar 1: Driving Towards Decarbonization: Hydronics - The Perfect Transmission
• Seminar 13: Thermal Energy Storage: A Critical Strategy for Decarbonization
• Seminar 18: Thinking Outside the Box: Using 40% Tax Credits for Thermal Storage Systems
• Seminar 46: Optimization to Enable Predictive Controls and Scheduling for Grid-Interactive Efficient Buildings
• Seminar 50: LIVESTREAM: Electrification of Tall Buildings for Decarbonization and Future Proofing
• Seminar 60: Applications and Benefits of Liquid Desiccant Technology in Dedicated Outdoor Air Systems (DOAS)
• Seminar 64: The Opportunity and Energy Density Challenge of Lithium-Ion Battery Dry Cleanrooms in Climate Rebalancing and Carbon Reduction from Fossil Fuels

Paper Sessions

• Paper Session 3: Advancements in Thermal Energy Storage (TES): PCM-based TES, Market Barriers, and Optimizing Performance of TES Integrated Geothermal Heat Pump Systems
• Paper Session 20: Assessing Building Impacts on Energy Consumption, Occupant Behavior and Thermal Resilience
• Paper Session 30: Water Quality HVAC Hydronic Systems, Thermally Anisotropic Building Envelopes and Radiant Heating/Cooling Efficiency

Expo

• AHR Expo Session 1: Celebrating 30 Years of Thermal Storage in Chicagoland! Big Projects with Big Impacts: Past, Present and Future

We hope to see you there!

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