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http://www.greenexamprep.com/resources/ce_search.php This one-hour presentation designed for architects, engineers, and planners looks at wind power basics and provides an overview of urban wind and vertical axis wind turbines, their benefits, components, and installation. At the end of the presentation you wil l be able to summarize the function of a wind turbine, describe the relationship between wind speed, capture area and power genera ted, describe the characteristics of urban wind systems, define the vertical axis wind turbine, and identify those characteristic s that make it ideal for urban applications, gather and analyze data necessary for VAWT selection, considering location and energy <p style="text-align:right;color:#A8A8A8"></p>

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http://www1.eere.energy.gov/femp/program/om_resources.html The resources below outline best practices for Federal facility operations and maintenance (O&M). For a general, overall resource, see the Operations and Maintenance Best Practices Guide . Other resources are listed by the following topics: Commissioning The following resources provide in-depth information on O&M commissioning practices for Federal facilities.

Federal Energy Management Program: Operations and Maintenance Resources

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Energy Efficiency in Buildings « ECO-III

Energy use in Indian buildings is being driven by the growth in floor space and the increasing intensity of energy use as a result of higher service level requirements. ECO-III Project in close collaboration with BEE has been working to improve EE in commercial buildings by working on ECBC implementation, development of energy use benchmarks for commercial buildings, energy simulation capacity building, and by working with architectural institutes to develop capacity in offering building physics and energy simulation courses. ECO-III Project is widely viewed as one of the major activities in India focused on improving energy efficiency in the buildings sector through cutting-edge research, analysis, and public-domain publications.
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Intelligent Strategies for Sustainability | Sustainability Continuing Education for USGBC and AIA Professionals

http://www.brightworks.net/pages.php?id=continuing-education You've worked hard for your professional credentials. Now you need to maintain them - preferably with credential maintenance that is both engaging and educational. With deep experience and industry ties in green building and sustainability frameworks, Brightworks educational offerings are designed to add interest and value to your work so you and your organization can stand out and deliver the sustainability results your clients demand. Many of our sessions are available as one hour, four hour or full day trainings.

AEC Daily

http://www.aecdaily.com/en/236763?list=5&ca=61 AEC Daily is pleased to offer a 1.5 hour LEED® Specific course presented by Amy Stalbosky. This course provides an overview on Community Connectivity and Density Issues, which complies with the LEED Specific category of Project Site Factors: Community Connectivity and Development. This course also complies, to a lesser extent, the LEED Specific category of Stakeholder Involvement and Innovation: Ways to Earn Credit and the LEED Specific category of Project Surroundings and Public Outreach: Pedestrian Oriented Streetscapes. This fee based course is one of our three LEED® Specific courses. <p style="text-align:right;color:#A8A8A8"></p>
Energy University is a FREE , online, educational resource, offering more than 200 vendor-neutral courses on energy efficiency and data center topics to help you identify, implement, and monitor efficiency improvements within your organization. Pursue your education when and where you choose; courses are self-paced and available on-demand. Choose from two certification opportunities: Data Center Associate and Professional Energy Manager (PEM) that offer the training and skills you need to build resumes and expand career options. http://www.schneider-electric.com/sites/corporate/en/products-services/training/energy-university/energy-university.page

Energy University by Schneider Electric

http://www.trane.com/COMMERCIAL/ContinuingEducation/ContinuingEducation.aspx?i=2534 The following continuing education courses are approved by United States Green Building Council (USGBC) for LEED credentialing maintenance and American Institute of Architects (AIA) for sustainable design (SD) and health, safety and welfare (HSW) to help design professionals make sound decisions that meet or exceed the technical requirements of a green building. All courses are available at no charge to demonstrate our commitment to sustainability through sound HVAC design principles. These courses may also qualify for state-licensed professional continuing education. Please check with your local state board to find out if these courses meet local requirements. Once you have viewed the online course, please take the required assessment quiz.

Continuing Education for HVAC Professionals