Building Resilience: NYC’s Distributed Energy Future, Part 1

Meeting NYC’s Climate and Resilience Goals with DERs

Achieving climate goals and greater resilience requires integrated systems-level thinking, particularly when it comes to energy demand, distribution, and supply.

How can architects and engineers navigate the changes in energy generation, delivery, and storage strategies in their projects in order to achieve emissions reductions and gain greater resilience via DERs?

This event will feature panel discussions and case studies to provide a comprehensive look at the intersection between NYC’s climate goals, the latest DER technologies, and the built environment.

After this event, please join the AIANY Committee on the Environment for Building Resilience: NYC’s Distributed Energy Future Part 2, the third lecture in COTE’s Sustainability ∩ Resilience Integration series.

Speakers:
Illya Azaroff, AIA, Co-chair, AIANY Design for Risk and Reconstruction Committee; Principal, PlusLab
Rory Christian, NY Director, Clean Energy, Environmental Defense Fund
Lewis M. Kwit, President, Energy Investment Systems
Angelica Ramdhari, Resilient Solar Program Manager, Solar One
Steve Pullins, VP of Development, Dynamic Energy Network
Dylan Batterman, Specialist, Targeted Demand Management, Con Edison

Moderator:
Nancy Anderson, PhD, Executive Director, Sallan Foundation

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