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2023 ASHRAE Winter Conference Technical Program Released

The technical program has been released for the 2023 ASHRAE Winter Conference, Feb. 4-8 in Atlanta, Georgia at the Omni Hotel at CNN Center and Building A of the Georgia World Congress Center. The full conference schedule is available online and in the ASHRAE 365 app.

The five-day event includes eight conference tracks, over 100 technical sessions, tours, social experiences and industry-specific committee meetings. The conference will offer a wide range of industry specific technical tracks that explore emerging approaches to building design, construction, operation and decarbonization.

A keynote presentation will be given by Peter Leyden, an expert on new technologies and future trends. He will focus on technological revolutions in Infotech like AI, in Biotech like genetic engineering and in Energy Tech like electric transportation.

A new track at the conference, “Pathways to Zero Energy Emissions and Decarbonization,” highlights methods being developed to reduce carbon impact on the global environment and the actions that ASHRAE and its members are taking to advance these efforts. Sessions in this track include:

  • Accelerating Change in Building Design and Operation towards a Decarbonized and Net-zero Energy Future
  • Combined Heat and Power: A Key Carbon-Free Dispatchable Energy Resource
  • Igniting a Carbon-free Fire around Building Science

Other technical program tracks include:

  • Fundamentals and Applications
  • HVAC&R Systems and Equipment
  • Refrigeration and Refrigerants
  • Grid Resilience and Thermal Storage
  • Pathways to Zero Energy Emissions and Decarbonization
  • Multifamily and Residential Buildings
  • Operations and Maintenance
  • Building Simulation and Virtual Design in Construction

The conference includes both in-person and virtual options for attendees. The ASHRAE Learning Institute will offer 20 courses during the conference. All courses are approved for continuing education credits toward maintaining P.E. licensure.

To learn more, visit ashrae.org/2023winter.

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