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ASHRAE to sponsor US DoE Solar Decathlon 2017

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Students to contest in building full-size solar-powered houses, says ASHRAE official

Atlanta, Georgia, USA, October 3: ASHRAE will be association sponsor for the U.S. Department of Energy Solar Decathlon 2017, the society said through a Press communiqué. The event will be held from October 5 to 15 in Denver, Colorado, USA.

Sharing details of the competition, Kent Peterson, Presidential Member and Fellow at ASHRAE and competition judge, said: “The Solar Decathlon is a collegiate competition of 10 contests that challenge student teams to design and build full-size solar-powered houses, over the course of two years. The winning team will combine the best blends of design excellence and smart energy production with innovation, market potential, water and energy-efficiency.”

Peterson added the competition represented the future leaders and innovators of the built industry, and ASHRAE is eager to learn from their innovation while supporting them in achieving their goals.

Sheila Hayter, President-Elect and Fellow at ASHRAE and competition judge, added: “ASHRAE has a long history dedicated to sustainability and it’s encouraging to see the competition’s progression as the built industry continues to change and grow.

“Our sponsorship underscores ASHRAE’s commitment to producing net zero energy buildings. It’s a pleasure to producing these students shape the future of the built-environment through this unique experience.”

Tags: ASHRAEBuilt Environmentdesign excellence contestenergy-efficiencyNet Zero Energy Buildingssmart energy productionSolar DecalathonSolar Decalathon CompetitionSolar Decathlon 2017solar innovationsolar-powered housesstudent innovation contestU.S. Department of Energy Solar Decathlon 2017USAwater-efficiency
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