MEETINGS & EVENTS

    Sep 9

    Denver September Lunch Meeting

    Presentation Details Coming Soon!

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    Sep 21

    ASHRAE HVAC Design Level I and Level II Training: Essentials and Applications

    HVAC Design Training: Tools for High Performance Building Design

    Sep 24

    HVAC on Tap - Effectively Specifying Building Automation and Controls Systems

    This presentation will provide mechanical consulting engineers with a practical overview of how to effectively specify building automation and controls systems within Division 23 and the industry shift toward Division 25 and integrated automation in HVAC.

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    Oct 7

    Denver October Lunch Meeting

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    Nov 4

    Denver November Lunch Meeting

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    Dec 9

    Denver December Past Presidents Dinner Meeting

    Past President's Steak Dinner: Presentation Details TBA

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    Jan 6

    Denver January Lunch Meeting

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    Feb 3

    Denver February Dinner Meeting - Student Night

    Student Night Italian Dinner: Presentation Details TBA

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    Mar 3

    Denver March Lunch Meeting - SMACNA

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    Apr 14

    Denver April Lunch Meeting

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    NEWS & Announcements

    ASHRAE President Sarah e. maston’s theme for the 2026-27 ASHRAE Society Year is "changing the game: retrofitting for resilience"

    There is no one-size-fits-all solution or game plan for retrofitting buildings. Every building has its own constraints – mechanical systems, budgets and operational needs. Also, financial constraints, or utility infrastructure, plays a part in deciding the game plan or resilience strategy of a building. That’s why teamwork is absolutely essential."
    "We need to figure out how Team ASHRAE, with its wealth of knowledge and educational offerings, can help create a game plan to make existing buildings more efficient, healthy and resilient. This year we are going to focus on codes, technical guidance and building our team.

    Maston’s theme focuses on how the building industry can work together to improve the efficiency, performance and resilience of existing buildings in the face of growing climate and infrastructure challenges.

    Learn more about this year's theme here: https://www.ashrae.org/about/leadership/ashrae-president

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    Colorado building performance standards

    The State of Colorado is facilitating a task force that will make broad recommendations regarding Colorado’s Building Performance Standard (BPS). The Air Quality Control Commission (AQCC) will then decide on the more detailed rules of the BPS. The State would like to gather input from the community on these recommendations. Please take the survey here. There is an accompanying presentation that explains the BPS recommendations and process in greater detail here.

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    To donate to ASHRAE Research please follow this link: www.ashrae.org/contribute and be sure to indicated you are from the Rocky Mountain Chapter. Thank you for your donation 100% of the donated funds go to research projects in the HVAC industry!

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    History & Library Archives

    Looking for a presentation from a past Rocky Mountain ASHRAE Event or a newsletter from previous years?  Click here to check out our newly updated History & Library section.

     

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    This page was updated on 29-Jul-26