Uploaded April 2026 | Updated September 2026, 1 week ago
Discover how ASHRAE 36 can do more than improve building controls and help drive measurable business value. In this session, you will learn how to align ASHRAE 36 with ESG and green building goals, reduce operational costs through automation, strengthen proposals, and prepare for the future of smart, AI driven buildings.
Chapters
0:00 – 3:02 | Introduction & Questions from Previous Session
The session opens with context setting and responses to key questions carried over from the prior webinar.
3:02 – 4:15 | Metasys Meets Title 24
This section explains how Metasys supports Title 24 requirements and broader regulatory compliance.
4:15 – 7:45 | ASHRAE Guideline 36 & Building Performance Standards
ASHRAE Guideline 36 is positioned as a practical way to meet BPS goals by improving IAQ, comfort, and energy efficiency while reducing emissions.
7:45 – 9:40 | Rising Energy Costs & Financial Impact
Escalating regional energy costs are reviewed to highlight the growing financial urgency for efficiency-focused control strategies.
9:40 – 12:50 | Operational Benefits of ASHRAE Guideline 36
Guideline 36 enables standardized, actionable alarms and embedded diagnostics that help operators detect issues early.
12:50 – 15:10 | Fault Detection & System-Level Optimization
The discussion shows how G36 identifies system stress and prevents single zones or faulty sensors from driving excessive energy use.
15:10 – 17:20 | Codes, Compliance & Grid Interaction
This chapter connects Guideline 36 strategies to current code requirements, FDD mandates, and emerging grid-interactive controls.
17:20 – 19:00 | New Research & Central Plant Efficiency Insights
Recent studies reveal widespread inefficiencies in hydronic heating and equipment sizing that present opportunities for major energy savings.
19:00 – 20:45 | Is ASHRAE Guideline 36 the Best Available?
Guideline 36 is framed as the best current standard for consistency and comfort, while acknowledging ongoing energy-optimization research.
20:45 – 22:00 | Cost Optimized Reset (CORP) Explained
CORP is introduced as an advanced reset approach that optimizes system operation based on energy cost rather than energy use alone.
22:00 – 23:10 | AI, Guideline 36 & the Future of Building Controls
AI is positioned as a complement to Guideline 36, enhancing forecasting and optimization while relying on standardized control foundations.
23:10 – 23:13 | Closing & Transition to Live Q&A
The formal presentation concludes and transitions into audience questions and discussion.
Discover how ASHRAE 36 can do more than improve building controls and help drive measurable business value. In this session, you will learn how to align ASHRAE 36 with ESG and green building goals, reduce operational costs through automation, strengthen proposals, and prepare for the future of smart, AI driven buildings.
Chapters
0:00 – 3:02 | Introduction & Questions from Previous Session
The session opens with context setting and responses to key questions carried over from the prior webinar.
3:02 – 4:15 | Metasys Meets Title 24
This section explains how Metasys supports Title 24 requirements and broader regulatory compliance.
4:15 – 7:45 | ASHRAE Guideline 36 & Building Performance Standards
ASHRAE Guideline 36 is positioned as a practical way to meet BPS goals by improving IAQ, comfort, and energy efficiency while reducing emissions.
7:45 – 9:40 | Rising Energy Costs & Financial Impact
Escalating regional energy costs are reviewed to highlight the growing financial urgency for efficiency-focused control strategies.
9:40 – 12:50 | Operational Benefits of ASHRAE Guideline 36
Guideline 36 enables standardized, actionable alarms and embedded diagnostics that help operators detect issues early.
12:50 – 15:10 | Fault Detection & System-Level Optimization
The discussion shows how G36 identifies system stress and prevents single zones or faulty sensors from driving excessive energy use.
15:10 – 17:20 | Codes, Compliance & Grid Interaction
This chapter connects Guideline 36 strategies to current code requirements, FDD mandates, and emerging grid-interactive controls.
17:20 – 19:00 | New Research & Central Plant Efficiency Insights
Recent studies reveal widespread inefficiencies in hydronic heating and equipment sizing that present opportunities for major energy savings.
19:00 – 20:45 | Is ASHRAE Guideline 36 the Best Available?
Guideline 36 is framed as the best current standard for consistency and comfort, while acknowledging ongoing energy-optimization research.
20:45 – 22:00 | Cost Optimized Reset (CORP) Explained
CORP is introduced as an advanced reset approach that optimizes system operation based on energy cost rather than energy use alone.
22:00 – 23:10 | AI, Guideline 36 & the Future of Building Controls
AI is positioned as a complement to Guideline 36, enhancing forecasting and optimization while relying on standardized control foundations.
23:10 – 23:13 | Closing & Transition to Live Q&A
The formal presentation concludes and transitions into audience questions and discussion.
