A Chapter of NAPHN. Supporting Passive House since 2008.
Passive House Minnesota presents Keeping the engine warm: Cold climate certified Passive House car dealership featuring Andrew Peel, Peel Passive House
Tuesday, September 15, 2020 at 8PM EST/ 7PM CST
Register and Info: https://www.naphnetwork.org
1 AIA Continuing Ed Credit
Have you ever wondered how to learn more about Passive House and the Passive House community in North America?
Well, the North American Passive House Network and Passive House Accelerator have you covered. In tandem, we offer lunch and learns, NAPHN Live sessions, an annual conference and Happy Hours. Check out the links below and fill your social media feeds with valuable and meaningful Passive House information:
Make sure to check out the events calendar and subscribe to the newsletters, too, to never miss another Passive House announcement:
Don’t miss Passive House 2020: Choose Your Future, NAPHN Conference, now online. The largest gathering of Passive House professionals and suppliers, to date, in the US. Its core mission is to demonstrate and discuss how (and why) building owners, developers, and occupants are choosing Passive House to improve outcomes, minimize uncertainty and risk, provide more control, increase performance and enhance well-being.
Every Wednesday Afternoon, 1-4 pm EST for 6 weeks from June 24-July 29.
Passive House Minnesota is partnering with 475 High Performance Building Supply’s Jeremy Latriano, CPHT, on a lunch and learn session which covers design considerations for roof daylighting of all types and sizes – commercial or residential, flat or pitched roof, light tube or wall-to-wall roof glass. Proper integration and design decisions result in roof daylighting that addresses energy, light, health, ventilation, comfort, and overall wellness of both occupants and the longevity of the building envelope.
The lunch and learn qualifies for 1 AIA CEU
Join the meeting: join.me/424-333-408
Join by phone Conference ID: 424-333-408 #
Join PHMN on May 12, 2020 at 5pm for another free webinar. Alex De Gagné will be joining us from Canada and enlighten us on all-in-one HVAC systems for high-performance buildings.
Time: May 12, 2020 05:00 PM Central Time (US and Canada)
Sign Up for Free: Email Alex and he will share access information prior to the webinar.
Program: Participate in a 1-hour presentation which includes a live session of a fully operational PentaCare V12 from Minotair. This is the all-in-one compact evolutive D+HVAC equipment for Passive Houses, multifamily buildings and anyone who wants to live indoor with one of the best indoor climates possible.
The PentaCare V12 is 4 machines in 1 being: an Active Heat Recovery HRV + a Dehumidifier + a Ducted Air Source Heat Pump + an HEPA MERV 15 Air Filtration device. That cutting edge technology equipment strives at taking care of 5 things: Dehumidification + Heating + Ventilation + Air filtration + Cooling (D+HVAC). Ventilation wise, it’s the only one capable of Net Zero Positive Ventilation© as the most efficient of all HRVs and ERVs with a record-setting SRE of 116% as certified by the HVI. Meaning the PentaCare V12 can output more heat energy that the electrical energy it uses. Only from Minotair, the Science of air.
We’ll also talk briefly about compartmentalization principle for mechanical systems in MF buildings. That principle promotes unit space heating and cooling and hot water being provided by individual mechanical systems located in each unit. Compartmentalization principle for mechanical systems in MF buildings is a principle that as, amongst other sources, clearly explained in a 6-page article from Dr Joseph W. Lstiburek, PH.D., P.ENG., FELLOW ASHRAE who was published in the July 2019 edition of the ASHRAE Journal.
Please join PHMN for another free webinar on May 19, 2020 at 5pm. Stephan Tanner, architect of North America’s first certified Passive House, principal at TE Studio, Intep, co-founder of the 2000-Watt Society and co-owner of Tanner Windows and Peak Building Products will share his story of supplying Passive House windows, shades and other building components in North America over the last 15 years.
This event has a video call.
Join: https://meet.google.com/koa-xena-fxj
+1 321-529-7744 PIN: 941571560#
View more phone numbers: https://tel.meet/koa-xena-fxj?pin=4701994295548&hs=7
Attend this year’s Passive House conference for an amazing price!
Choose Your Future” is a call to action – to recognize the power of individuals to produce change and to build a movement; a call to not forfeit our influence over events but use it.
Building developers, owners, professionals and policymakers interested in choosing Passive House to improve outcomes, minimize uncertainty and risk, provide more control, increase performance and enhance well-being.
Virtual building tours will occur the day after the virtual conference. There will also l be in-depth workshops following in June and July. Join us as industry professionals show how to leverage the international Passive House Standard, and choose their futures.
Register: https://naphnconference.com/tickets/
Haven’t been able to take CPHD training yet, now is your chance! We are now offering our CPHD training online so it is accessible to everyone.
NAPHN’s (North American Passive House Network) Certified Passive House Designer/Consultant course is the premier training program for Passive House building professionals.
Details:
What: NAPHN’s Online Certified Passive House Designer Training
When: May 11-15th (9-5 each day)
Where: ONLINE
Details to follow when you registerWebsite link for more info & registration: https://naphnetwork.org/designer-training/
Join us on April 28 at 6:30pm for an online Happy Hour with NAPHN co-founder Ken Levenson. BYOB and Passive House questions—big and small—to help us build and grow the Passive House Network you want. Engage with your fellow Passivists locally and talk with Ken about what is happening at the national and international level.
Zoom Link: https://zoom.us/meeting/register/tJYtfu6opjkpEtEwdjotK5iuKgjdpcCuAKV5
Ken Levenson is a member of NY Passive House and the North American Passive House Network nonprofits, working with the Passive House Institute to transform building performance globally.
One question many ask is whether to join Passive House Minnesota’s monthly leadership circle meetings, or come to a Happy Hour (or both). Here is how our events differ and how you can answer that question for yourself:
Join the Passive House Leadership Circle if you wish to actively participate in outreach and eduction, or otherwise volunteer for NAPHN. We ask that all leadership circle members are NAPHN members.
The Happy Hour is Passive House Minnesota’s monthly public event. It’s a great opportunity to engage with like-minded people to network and exchange ideas and questions surrounding the Passive House building energy standard. Open to all. The next Happy Hour is tonight at 6:30pm at FairState Brewing Coop.
We list both events on our calendar.