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Sustainability

IESVE for Energy & Carbon Compliance

Analyze energy use, carbon emissions, and building regulations compliance (LEED, BREEAM, ASHRAE). Prepare reports, dashboards, and simulations for architectural and mechanical project approvals.

4 days
Intermediate

Course Overview

Course Modules Module 1: Introduction to Energy Compliance Topics Covered Energy Regulations Carbon Compliance Concepts Building Performance Standards IESVE Compliance Workflow Project Setup Regulatory Requirements Module 2: Energy Modeling Fundamentals Topics Covered Building Geometry Construction Properties Internal Loads Schedules HVAC Inputs Energy Model Setup Module 3: Carbon & Energy Assessment Topics Covered Energy Consumption Analysis Carbon Emissions Operational Energy Renewable Energy Integration Building Performance Metrics Compliance Evaluation Module 4: Compliance Simulation & Reporting Topics Covered Compliance Checks Benchmarking Reporting Tools Documentation Design Recommendations Submission Preparation Module 5: Optimization Strategies Topics Covered Envelope Improvements HVAC Efficiency Renewable Energy Options Carbon Reduction Measures Energy Savings Strategies Design Optimization Module 6: Final Capstone Project Topics Covered Energy Model Development Compliance Assessment Carbon Analysis Optimization Reporting Presentation Capstone Project Develop a building energy model and assess compliance with applicable energy and carbon performance requirements.

Learning Outcomes

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Create energy models for compliance assessments.

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Evaluate building energy use and carbon emissions.

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Generate compliance-ready reports and documentation.

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Recommend strategies for energy and carbon reduction.

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Support green building certification and regulatory submissions.

Prerequisites

Participants should have: -Basic energy modeling knowledge -Understanding of sustainability and compliance frameworks -Laptop/Desktop with IESVE installed

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