Greg Tinkler is inviting you to a scheduled ASHRAE Houston meeting.

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Mr. Jarnagin has been involved in energy-related research and development activities for over 35 years.  His background is diverse, including work in the areas of fluid flow, power plants, automotive and transportation systems, HVAC systems, energy use in buildings, smart grid activities and energy standards development.  Mr. Jarnagin has served on numerous utility, government and business advisory boards, lending his expertise to solving their respective energy problems.  He served on the faculty in the Department of Mechanical Engineering at the University of Florida for 10 years, and has been with Pacific Northwest National Laboratory for the past 20 years.

Mr. Jarnagin is active in standards development activities, both nationally and internationally. He chaired ASHRAE’s Standard 90.1 committee for 4 years, providing the leadership to successfully complete a comprehensive revision to that standard in 1999.  In addition, he chaired the International Standards Organization (ISO) TC 205, Building Environment Design. He chaired a multi-disciplinary team made up of members of four organizations that produced the first Advanced Energy Design Guide (AEDG) for Small Offices which won 3 national awards from sustainability organizations in the U.S.  In addition, he served as chair or vice chair of 3 additional AEDGs.  Mr. Jarnagin is active in ASHRAE, having served on the Board of Directors as a Director-at-Large, and served as an ASHRAE Vice President as well.  He also served as the Chairman of ASHRAE’s Technology Council, which has stewardship for all of ASHRAE’s research, standards, and technical committees.

Standard 90.1- Past, Present and Future

Standard 90.1 is ASHRAE’s flagship standard focused on energy efficiency in commercial buildings.  The standard is cited in U.S. federal energy legislation and forms the basis for many of the state and local building codes.  This presentation will focus on the evolution of Standard 90.1 from its inception in 1975 through the current version. The presenter will then turn attention to development of the 2010 version of the standard targeted at saving 30% more energy than the 2004 version of the standard.  Insights into the standards development process will be provided as well the perspective on standards of a previous chair of the 90.1 development committee.  The presenter served as the Chair of the committee that wrote the 1999 version of Standard 90.1.