Seminar 36 -- The Role Of Variable Refrigerant Flow In Building Electrification And Advancing Demand Response Capabilities PDF

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Climate change is a modern-day priority for the international community and many municipalities are acting by creating initiatives to reduce building energy consumption and carbon emissions. Our presenters will discuss how Variable Refrigerant Flow (VRF) systems can be applied to reduce building energy use, discuss the potential and outcome of Phase 2 of a study by
Southern California Edison and Energy Solutions on demand response capabilities of VRF systems. Our speakers will also discuss the progress of several legislative initiatives to curb building related carbon emissions and discuss the barriers to electrify building heating systems.

• 1. Variable Refrigerant Flow Systems: A Synergy between Energy Efficiency and Carbon Reduction
  Badri Patel, BEAP, Member, Johnson Controls Canada LP, Toronto, ON, Canada
• 2. Advancing Demand Response Capability of Variable Refrigerant Flow Controls
  Kitty Wang, P.E., Member, Energy Solutions, Oakland, CA