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Events

Better Buildings Alliance (BBA) events, conferences, and webinars bring together diverse participants to share insights, ideas, and updates about the energy efficiency of commercial buildings. Anyone can attend and benefit from the insights of BBA members and Building Technologies Program (BTP) experts into topics such as lighting, HVAC, plug loads, and more.

Meetings and Summits

Upcoming BBA Steering Committee and Project Team conference calls and meetings are listed below. Unless otherwise specified, Steering Committee conference calls are for members only. Please check back for other activities and events such as the annual BBA Efficiency Forum as they are announced, and check the BBA Events Calendar for other meetings of interest.

Upcoming BBA Meetings and Conference Calls

Food Service Project Team Conference Call

Plug and Process Loads Project Team Conference Call

You can also browse presentations and findings from past meetings and summits.

Webinars

BBA webinars are free and feature experts from industry as well as from the U.S. Department of Energy's national laboratories. Advanced registration is required for upcoming webinars. You can also view archived past webinars.

Upcoming Webinars

Green Proving Ground Commercial Building Technology Demonstrations: Putting Innovative Energy Efficient Technologies to the Test

High-Efficiency Troffer Lighting Specification v3.1 Review

Lighting Energy Efficiency in Parking Campaign – Progress to Date including Lessons Learned from Innovative Companies

Data Center Profiler (DCPro) Tool Training Webinar

Placing Utility Energy Service Contract Task Orders with the GSA Area-wide Webinar

Suggest a Webinar Topic

BBA members are encouraged to submit ideas and suggestions for future BBA webinars by completing and submitting this form.

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