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New York Geothermal Energy Organization 2019 Conference

April 10-11, 2019

Jeremy Koo will be presenting results from the HeatSmart Mass Pilot Project and 2019 Program, as well as our work with NYSERDA on their Clean Heating and Cooling Communities Program.

Building Codes, Appliance Standards, and Building Electrification Conference

March 4, 2019

Cadmus’ Allen Lee will lead a session, “Energy Building Codes and Appliance Standards: National and State Landscape.”

2019 Midwest Energy Solutions Conference

February 20-22, 2019

Cadmus is a proud Bronze Sponsor of the Midwest Energy Efficiency Association’s 2019 Midwest Energy Solutions Conference.

Norman B. Leventhal Awards

October 9, 2018

Cadmus is proud to sponsor the Norman B. Leventhal Excellence in City Building Awards, recognizing the leaders and innovators who have made significant contributions to our built environment.

Solar Power International

September 24-27, 2018

Join the Cadmus team at Solar Power International.

Connect with Tyler Orcutt, on September 25th at 10:50 am on the Spotlight Stage in Exhibit Hall D and learn about his poster, ‘Residential Installation Quality in State- and Utility-Operated Programs.’  Cadmus’ Stephen Treat will also be there at 5 pm to discuss his poster, ‘Evaluation of the Rhode Island System Reliability Procurement Distributed Generation Pilot.’

Reserve a spot at Cadmus’ Shawn Shaw ‘s workshop, Thursday, September 27th from 9 am-1 pm in room 207AB on Managing Your Solar Project Portfolio for High Quality and Low Risk.

Workshop Overview

Many of the largest solar companies provide solar loans and, in states like Massachusetts, there are incentive programs in place to encourage the growth of this powerful funding mechanism. At the same time, new financing products and ownership models continue to to propagate in the C&I and utility solar markets. All of these financing innovations have been helpful in growing the industry but they can also lead to unintended split incentives where system builders are not long-term owners. What impact does this have on PV system longevity, safety, performance, and quality?

In this workshop, attendees will gain the tools, resources, and insights to manage fleet quality-whether residential or larger C&I scale-using data-driven methods to manage risk and reduce costs. Attendees will have the opportunity to complete practical exercises and will be provided with powerful tools, such as checklists, templates, and spreadsheet calculators, to help manage installation quality across their fleets. Attendees will also gain a better understanding of quality management methods, tradeoffs of different inspection types (e.g., desktop vs. field inspections), and how to build-in quality installation practices when forming partnerships with contractors and other parties. Financiers and lenders will understand their role as informed consumers, while developers and installers will learn the tools and methods to ensure they differentiate themselves as market leaders for high-quality installations.

Tomorrow’s Energy System

February 9, 2018

Cadmus’ Ryan Cook and local Portland, Oregon experts and government officials discuss the opportunities and challenges of local climate action and 100% renewable energy targets.