Building Electrification: The End Game

Interface Engineering This webinar demonstrates how building electrification can reduce greenhouse gas emissions and reliance on natural gas, preparing buildings for a low-carbon future. Participants will explore the impacts of transitioning to electric systems, advantages of high-efficiency heat pumps, and integrating renewable energy. By the end, attendees will gain the foundational knowledge needed to advocate for and design electrification solutions that improve building performance and occupant comfort.

About our presenters:

Steve Dacus, PE, LEED AP: Steve is a senior mechanical engineer with over 30 years of design experience. He is very familiar with various codes, standards and regulations and has worked on a variety of project types. He combines his knowledge of energy consumption and systems to create designs that exceed client’s expectations for performance and efficiency.

Jason Sullivan, PE, LEED AP: As a mechanical Engineer, Jason focuses on HVAC design and energy studies for municipal buildings, higher ed, educational facilities and a variety of other projects. He has been with Interface Engineering since 1998 and has developed a passion for sustainable design. Jason has numerous LEED projects in his portfolio.

Cody Bargholz, PE, LEED AP, LC: Cody Bargholz is a Principal at Interface Engineering with 20 years of experience in design, project management, construction supervision, and cost estimation. He specializes in lighting and electrical systems for a diverse range of projects, including schools, historical buildings, libraries, recreation centers, and healthcare facilities.