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This page is for current, upcoming events. Our past events and event takeaways are also available. If you’d like for the Hub to publicize your event, please contact us.

Upcoming events

Condo & Co-Op DC BEPS Toolkit Info Session

Join the DC Sustainable Energy Utility (DCSEU) and the Building Innovation Hub for a virtual roundtable for condominium and cooperative owners, managers, and board members in DC. Whether you’re managing a building 50,000+ square feet or one in the 10,000+ square feet range, this event will provide valuable insights into the Condominium and Co-op Building Energy Performance Standards (BEPS) Toolkit and explore opportunities for energy efficiency incentives.

Mobilize Frederick Climate Summit

Mobilize Frederick is hosting its 3rd annual Climate Summit, co-sponsored by Hood College, on February 28-March 1, 2025. This year’s theme, “It’s All Connected! How Climate Solutions Work Together for a Better Future” underscores the potential of collective action in addressing the climate crisis. Come learn about climate solutions that you can use to make a difference!

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Part 2: Using Benchmarking Results to Understand Your Building’s Performance

Understand how to interpret your results and your building’s performance. Learn how to use your data to identify actionable energy and cost-saving opportunities.

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DC Sustainability Summit

Be empowered to serve as an ambassador for a more sustainable future for tourism, meetings and events in Washington, DC.

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DC Climate Week

DC Climate Week (DCCW) will establish Washington, DC, as the nation’s center of climate innovation by providing opportunities to engage with policymakers, fund climate solutions, and showcase cutting-edge technologies.

Through curated workshops, panels, exhibitions, and networking events, we will transform our nation’s capital into a global model for climate action.

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