IMPORTANT UPDATE – NOVEMBER OMAHA MEETING

This month's ASHRAE Nebraska Chapter Omaha lunch meeting will be held jointly with the Nebraska HVAC Coalition's Go Green Day at Millard Social Hall.

Lunch is FREE! Please register using the QR code on the attached flyer, or by using the link below, rather than through ASHRAE.

https://www.canvaqr.com/RGVjyQFJu3

The Coalition will also be hosting technical presentations throughout the day, offering up to 5 PDH/CEUs. See the attached flyer for the full schedule and registration details.

Lunch Presentation: Decarbonizing Existing Buildings

Most of the buildings that will be standing in 2050 already exist today. Meeting decarbonization goals, strengthening climate resilience, and reducing environmental impacts will depend on how effectively we operate and retrofit these structures. This session examines practical pathways to decarbonize existing buildings, highlighting system‑level retrofit strategies, technology options, and key considerations for projects across Nebraska and surrounding areas.

Bio:

Corey Metzger, PE is the founder of Resource Consulting Engineers and a nationally recognized leader within the HVAC and building systems profession. Throughout his career, he has combined technical design expertise with a strong commitment to advancing the engineering industry through active leadership and volunteer service within ASHRAE.

Corey has served in numerous local, regional, and society-level ASHRAE leadership roles, including service on the Society Board of Directors. Through this involvement, he has worked alongside industry leaders to advance engineering practice, contribute to technical guidance and standards development, and help shape the future of building system design. This experience provides him with a unique perspective on emerging technologies, industry trends, and the codes and standards that govern the systems engineers design today.

His project experience includes higher education, government, K-12, healthcare, and industrial facilities, where he is recognized for developing practical, maintainable, and reliable mechanical systems that balance operational performance, lifecycle cost, and owner objectives.