GreenHomeNYC and the Northeast Sustainable Energy Association (NESEA) are teaming up once again to present BuildingEnergy NYC (BE NYC 13) on October 15-16, 2013 at the Marriott Marquis Hotel in midtown Manhattan.
BE NYC 13 is a must-attend conference for building owners, managers, financiers, contractors and policymakers with a keen interest in making urban structures more sustainable, efficient, and better able to withstand natural disasters.
Co-presented by GreenHomeNYC and NESEA, BE NYC 13 will offer 24 fully-accredited sessions and a high-level trade show at the Marriott Marquis (10/16) and five pre-conference workshops at host sites nearby (10/15). Topics include economics of solar for building owners, water conservation, building code, lessons from Hurricane Sandy and more.
Come for the content and connections, leave equipped and inspired for a sustainable future.
To learn more about BE NYC 13 check our conference page. Be sure to keep an eye on the GreenHomeNYC Blog for expanded coverage of the conference in the weeks to come.
Next Month – BuildingEnergy NYC 13 at the Marriott Marquis
GreenHomeNYC and the Northeast Sustainable Energy Association (NESEA) are teaming up once again to present BuildingEnergy NYC (BE NYC 13) on October 15-16, 2013 at the Marriott Marquis Hotel in midtown Manhattan.
BE NYC 13 is a must-attend conference for building owners, managers, financiers, contractors and policymakers with a keen interest in making urban structures more sustainable, efficient, and better able to withstand natural disasters.
Co-presented by GreenHomeNYC and NESEA, BE NYC 13 will offer 24 fully-accredited sessions and a high-level trade show at the Marriott Marquis (10/16) and five pre-conference workshops at host sites nearby (10/15). Topics include economics of solar for building owners, water conservation, building code, lessons from Hurricane Sandy and more.
Come for the content and connections, leave equipped and inspired for a sustainable future.
To learn more about BE NYC 13 check our conference page. Be sure to keep an eye on the GreenHomeNYC Blog for expanded coverage of the conference in the weeks to come.
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