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Advanced Energy Design Guide for Small Retail Buildings
The Advanced Energy Design Guide for Small Retail Buildings is a thorough study of the design concepts, strategies, and recommendations suited to the energy requirements of small retail buildings.
Designed for:
- Contractors and designers who create retail buildings up to 20,000 square feet
After completing this course, you will understand:
- Design strategies and recommendations made by the Advanced Energy Design Guide for Small Retail Buildings.
- Techniques and how-to tips for the implementation of the Advanced Energy Design Guide for Small Retail Buildings principles.
- Different stages and benefits of the AEDG design process
- Activities that constitute each AEDG design stage
- Responsibilities of various personnel in each AEDG design stage
- Energy goals and strategies for designing small retail buildings
- Eight climate zones defined by the U.S. Department of Energy (DOE) and the design recommendations for each of the zones
- Importance of quality assurance in meeting the performance goals established for small retail buildings
- Good design practices for the quality assurance process
- Suggested commissioning scope for small retail buildings Good design practices, available options, and cautions for:
- Opaque and vertical glazing envelope
- Daylighting
- Interior and exterior lighting
- HVAC equipment and systems
- Service water heating systems
- Plug Load equipment
Course description:
- On-demand, interactive course of 7 modules ("short courses")
- Online course reader with easy-to-print PDF files
- Online self-assessment
Please note: You will be taken to another site that requires registration.

