EnVisioneering Exchange Podcast

Host, John Sheff is joined by John Mandyck to discuss New York Local Law 97. While this law only affects New York City and its residents, it is a good example of what cities throughout the US can do to reduce carbon emissions and combat climate change. Specifically, Local Law 97 requires building owners to take responsibility for their building's carbon emissions and penalizes them for exceeding a set limit. The Johns talk about the challenges building owners face and what the industry can do to help.

Clay also touches on the hidden and tangible efficiency and economic benefits of retrofitting your building and how you can best offset those costs through energy service agreements and/or regulatory programs.

Ian Stonington, Marketing Manager at Danfoss Editron, is our guest for Episode 11 of the EnVisioneering Exchange podcast. Ian and host John Sheff take a deep dive into the elements of electric drive systems and explains the role this technology plays into creating a more efficient future.

Jae Chon returns for Episode 10 of the EnVisioneering Exchange podcast! The Director of Strategic Markets for Chesapeake Systems is back to continue the discussion about hydronic loop - specifically, one system in Towson, Maryland. Jae details the adjustments made to the improperly balanced system at the Towson Courthouse to transform it into the "gold standard" of synchronized hydronic loop.

ay Chon, Director of Strategic Markets for Chesapeake Systems, breaks down the basics of the hydronic system and the components that work together within that system to educate listeners on how governments, schools, hospitals and large property managers are utilizing hydronic systems to save energy by becoming more efficient.

This episode takes the discussion on district energy in Episode 7 even further — examining how technology like pre-engineered, factory-built energy transfer stations are being used today to reduce engineering costs and risks and enable “plug-and-play” operability in district energy networks in North America. Jeff Flannery, business development manager for district energy in North America, joins us to discuss a recent project at Sheridan College in Ontario, Canada.

What is district energy? What is its potential for buildings, building networks/campuses, and cities in North America looking to improve efficiency, reduce greenhouse gas emissions, lower operating costs, and ensure resiliency? How is today’s technology affecting market development? Tune in to this episode for a conversation on district energy (including heating and cooling) with Jeff Flannery, Danfoss’ business development manager in North America.

Drew Turner, Global Marketing Manager for Oil-free Solutions at Danfoss, joins host John Sheff in this episode of the Envisioneering Exchange podcast for a dialogue about heat pump and oil-free technologies, their benefits and advantages (especially compared to traditional boiler-based systems), and their roles in district heating systems.

In this episode, Drew Turner, Global Marketing Manager for Oil-Free Solutions at Danfoss, joins us to discuss decarbonization policies in North America, and how oil-free compressor and heat pump technology play a role in meeting emissions targets and electrifications goals.

Discussion with Peter Dee, Sales & Services Director for Food Retail in North America at Danfoss, of refrigerant trends among grocers and food retailers, including the emergence of natural refrigerants like CO2, how new and existing technologies are supporting an efficient, cost-effective transition, and the impact of refrigerant regulations.