2024 ASHRAE Winter Conference
Researchers from PNNL will discuss advances in buildings-related technologies and methods to achieve efficiency, decarbonization, resiliency, and more
Marriott Marquis McCormick Place
Chicago, IL
The American Society of Heating, Refrigerating and Air-Conditioning Engineers (ASHRAE) again hosts a premier international gathering that includes Pacific Northwest National Laboratory (PNNL) researchers sharing their expertise through seminars, paper presentations, debates, and panel discussions. PNNL sessions and speakers are outlined below. Click on each of the session titles for more information on each topic.
 SESSION CHAIR Panel 3 LIVESTREAM | Harmony in Action: ASHRAE Standards Paving the Way for Building Decarbonization– |
 SESSION CHAIR Seminar 21 LIVESTREAM | Artificial Intelligence for Buildings Performance Simulation– |
Seminar 32 | Paving the Way for Zero Codes for Residential and Commercial BuildingsMonday, January 22, 2024, 2:15 PM-3:45 PM CST |
 SUPRIYA GOELPresentation 1 | Paving the Way for Zero Codes through Performance Based Approaches |
 Dr. Ellen FranconiPresentation 2 | Closing the Gap for Zero Energy Performance |
 Presentation 3 | Model Zero Code for Residential and Commercial Buildings |
 KIMBERLY CHESLAK Presentation 4 | Aligning Building Performance Standards with New Construction Codes |
 SESSION CHAIR SEMINAR 36 LIVESTREAM | How Can Connected Communities Support U.S. DOE and ASHRAE Goals for Decarbonization and to Mitigate Climate Change?– |
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Paper Session 7 | Control Applications and Model Predictive Controls– |
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 Debate 2 | Who's Afraid of the Net Zero Wolf?– |
 AHR Expo Session 5 | Field Studies of Smart Thermostats for Energy -Efficient and Grid flexibility Operations in Residentials and Light Commercials– |
Seminar 54 | The Final Frontier: Developing Cost-Effective Retrofit Strategies for Residential Wall Assemblies
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 POSTER | Enhancing Building Energy Efficiency Through Advanced Sizing and Dispatch Methods for Energy StorageMonday, January 22, 2024 at 3:15 PM to 4:45 PM, CDT |