Webinar

February Webinar: CEA and Combined Heat and Power – Perfect Together

Controlled Environment Agriculture is an energy intensive industry that can achieve many societal goals, though it requires significant energy resources for lighting, heating, humidifying/dehumidifying and cooling. Combined Heat and Power (CHP) has long been heavily leveraged by Europeans to integrate CEA with the energy grid in a much more sustainable and environmentally sensitive way. With […]

Webinar: Quantifying Energy Consumption with Virtual Grower

Kale Harbick will discuss work at USDA toward ​updating of the “Virtual Grower” ​program, that can quantify energy consumption associated with greenhouse production. Register Here: https://cornell.zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_ix_whjkrRXK1fvzBhQvGSA

Webinar: U.S. Department of Energy’s NY/NJ Onsite Energy Technical Assistance Partnership

Dr. Jim Freihaut, Chair of Penn State’s Dept of Architectural Engineering and Director of the U.S. Department of Energy’s NY/NJ Onsite Energy Technical Assistance Partnership (NY/NJ Onsite Energy TAP). This program is funded by federal tax dollars with the goal of helping industrial and other large energy users transition to clean energy, lower costs, reduce […]

Advanced Plant Lighting Controls: From Theory to Practice

Dr. Neil Mattson and Dr. Tim Shelford will host a webinar titled Advanced Plant Lighting Controls: From Theory to Practice. Join us for an overview of lighting controls, the Light and Shade System Implementation (LASSI) algorithm, potential for energy and cost savings, and insights gained from real-world case studies. Register Here