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Electrification is a critical driver in shaping the future built environment, and this session will provide practical, technical, and strategic guidance for applying electrification in both new and existing buildings. Attendees will explore industry trends in heat pump technology and the key technical, operational, and grid-related factors that influence successful heat electrification. The session will also cover how policy drivers, incentives, and lifecycle cost considerations can be integrated into project decision-making. Real-world examples will demonstrate how electrification projects are being implemented today, highlighting performance, reliability, and value. Participants will leave equipped to clearly communicate electrification benefits and guide stakeholders toward future-ready, low-carbon energy strategies.

About the Presenter:
Alan Clayton serves as the Sustainable Systems and Commercialization Leader for Trane Technologies. He holds a Bachelor of Science in Mechanical Engineering from the University of Missouri and an MBA from Lindenwood University, and brings extensive experience across HVAC manufacturing, sales leadership, and channel development. Alan has held senior roles with Arizon Companies, Johnson Controls/Hitachi, and JASCKO Corporation, where he supported the growth of advanced HVAC and applied product portfolios. He is known for his relationship-driven, ethical leadership approach and is passionate about balancing professional growth with personal well-being.

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Nearly one year after implementation of the latest OBBBA updates, the U.S. tax incentive landscape continues to evolve, creating both opportunities and challenges for taxpayers. This presentation will highlight key provisions, including §179D for commercial building energy efficiency, Section 174A for R&E expenditures, and energy credits under Sections 48 and 45. Attendees will also explore emerging considerations such as domestic content requirements, FEOC material assistance rules, Section 168(k) bonus depreciation, and the new Section 70307 Qualified Production Property (QPP). Designed for tax professionals, engineers, and industry stakeholders, the session offers practical guidance and strategic insights to help organizations maximize incentives in a changing regulatory environment.

About the Presenter:
Scott Stogsdill leads Ryan, LLC’s Energy Incentives tax consulting practice, focusing on federal energy credits under IRC Sections 48, 45, 179D, and 45L. He previously served as a principal at a national accounting firm, where he led the California-based tax incentives team, and earlier practiced as a tax controversy and litigation attorney representing incentive claims before the IRS and state taxing authorities. Scott has extensive experience working with clients in engineering, architecture, and material science. He is a frequent writer and speaker on energy tax incentives and has contributed to Bloomberg Tax and Axios while presenting for organizations such as the AEE, COST, and TEI.

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In this webinar, we’ll move beyond simplifying complex ideas and focus on what truly changes minds: storytelling. Energy professionals often deliver accurate information, but accuracy alone rarely shifts perspective or inspires action. This session explores why stories are hard‑wired into how people listen, remember, decide, and how great communicators use them to drive impact in business settings. Participants will learn the five essentials of a memorable story, why storytelling matters when communicating with executives and stakeholders, and a powerful storytelling technique most leaders overlook. Attendees will leave equipped to make their messages not just heard, but remembered.

About the Presenters:

Darren LaCroix is a CSP, an Accredited Speaker, and the 2001 World Champion of Public Speaking—currently the only person in the world to hold all three distinctions. He has delivered keynote presentations across all 50 U.S. states and in 44 international cities, and is known for helping presenters elevate their skills through Stage Time University, live workshops, and his Unforgettable Presentations podcast. He is the author of 17 Minutes to Your Dream and co‑author of Deliver Unforgettable Presentations, widely recognized for his expertise in professional speaking and presentation mastery.

Mark Brown is a Certified Speaking Professional and the 1995 Toastmasters World Champion of Public Speaking, recognized globally for his expertise in leadership, communication, and high‑performance development. He has delivered more than 3,500 presentations to over 1.7 million people across five continents and has been featured by major outlets including The New York Times, Men’s Health, CNN Headline News, and PBS, where his special Words Count earned an Emmy nomination.

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Artificial Intelligence is generating plenty of buzz, leaving many Measurement and Verification (M&V) professionals wondering whether it threatens their role or enhances it. This webinar offers a practical look at how machine learning is already supporting M&V 2.0 by handling tedious data processing while leaving critical judgment to human experts. We’ll demonstrate how modern tools use AI to streamline data cleansing, align intervals, optimize balance points, and flag potential Non‑Routine Events. You’ll see exactly where AI adds value—and where your engineering expertise remains essential. Join us to learn how to spend less time formatting data and more time delivering meaningful building performance insights.

About the Presenter:
Rachel Hartley is a certified CMVP and PMVA partnering with ESCOs and implementers to simplify M&V processes. Rachel has been working in energy efficiency for 5+ years, working with residential, utility, and commercial markets.