Workshop Series 2 coming soon...

In the meantime, catch up on any workshops you missed from Series 1 here!

Join the movement to truly decarbonize healthcare.


Become a member of a robust community – healthcare engineers, designers, architects, facility managers, energy experts, financial wizards, regulators, and more - working together to tackle one of the greatest challenges facing the Healthcare industry: decarbonizing our facilities.  

Our methods are workshops, conversations, and an online community. Our product will be a living Decarbonizing Healthcare Guidebook.
Our goal is transformation. 

Share your expertise, your ideas, your experience. Share your
passion to help us build healthcare facilities that truly create
healthier environments.


Next workshop starts in

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We are on a mission.

“Climate change is the greatest threat to global health in the 21st century.[1]” Hence why, we are on a mission to decarbonize healthcare, and we invite you to join us. Today, Healthcare represents almost 20% of the US National Economy, 10% of US carbon emissions, and 5% of global carbon emissions... and growing. Rather than “doing no harm,” healthcare is actively fueling the carbon fire. In response, we are creating a “living” guidebook to take meaningful steps towards decarbonizing hospitals, starting in California. Via a passionate and curious healthcare engineering community, we intend to crowdsource the “best in class” thinking for our collective benefit, including future generations.

Share a quick thought with me!

Imagine you are tasked with converting a hospital kitchen to 100% electric.

The first challenge that comes to mind is ____________.


Question

Solar Thermal is a source of heat that's available to all of us. Our hospitals need heat (though not as much as we're dumping in them today). Can we collect enough to make a difference? What's your experience with solar thermal?


New Tech/Study:

Salt/Brine Humidification De-Humidification (HDH) instead of Steam.

Here is a study/technology to address removing the steam humidification in HVAC systems. This also has a benefit to be able to dehumidify if we can run the system in reverse during the summer/humid months. 


Question:

Imagine an outside funder asks you, "What ONE decarb project would you like funded?" (No strings attached)