Category: Energy Efficiency
This podcast is part of series focused on NEMA’s new Electric Resistance Heating Section. Today we’re discussing the history of the industry with Jim Garrigus, director of customer service with Marley Engineered Products.
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NEMA recently formed a new section for electric resistance heating manufacturers. Today we’re discussing the development of a white paper and the future of the industry with Hutch Johnson, president of Cadet Manufacturing Company.
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Phallan K. Davis, NEMA’s public relations specialist, discusses NEMA@Home, the organization’s new digital magazine dedicated to making your home work better for you.
Download the digital edition of NEMA@Home.
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The Department of Energy recently revised its October 2013 report titled, Dimming LEDs with Phase-Cut Dimmers: The Specifier’s Process for Maximizing Success, to include a recommendation of a NEMA lighting standard, SSL 7A-2013 Phase Cut Dimming for Solid State Lighting: Basic Compatibility. This is big news for the lighting industry, and here to provide more details is Lutron’s Rob Nachtrieb. He is chair of the NEMA Lighting Controls Section and former chair of the committee that created SSL 7A.
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Steve Griffith, NEMA’s Smart Grid Program Manager, stops by to discuss the relationship between the Smart Grid and high-performance buildings, as well as how to address grid congestion.
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Today we’re chatting with Ryan Franks, NEMA’s Energy Storage Technical Manager, about the benefits of energy storage in buildings, as well as changes seen in the energy storage market.
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Today we’re learning about the City Energy Project, a joint project of the Natural Resources Defense Council (NRDC) and the Institute for Market Transformation. Kimi Narita, Outreach Manager of the City Energy Project at NRDC, joins us to discuss more in depth the goals of the project. To learn more about Kimi’s activities with NRDC, visit her blog: switchboard.nrdc.org/blogs/knarita/
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National Public Radio (NPR) has moved its headquarters into a new, high-performance building in downtown Washington, D.C. What went into designing and building this new space? Bryan Chun, an associate with Hickok Cole Architects and project’s architect, stops by to tell us.
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Patrick Hughes, NEMA’s High-Performance Buildings Policy Director, joins us today to discuss the purpose of High-Performance Buildings Week, as well as trends he’s seeing in the high-performance buildings marketplace.
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Today we’re discussing updates to the 2014 edition of the ANSI/NEMA MW 1000 standard. Joining us today are Mike Leibowitz, Secretary of the NEMA Magnet Wire Section Technical Committee, and Jim Avery, Quality Assurance Supervisor at MWS Wire Industries and current Technical Committee Chairman. They will discuss five new product specifications—two for aluminum wire and three for copper wire—and give a preview of future specifications.
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