Scholarships totaling over $5000 from ASHRAE Puget Sound and the Harry Clayton Sutch Scholarship fund were awarded to local students. We are proud to recognize local students who have shown outstanding dedication to the HVAC field. 1st Place Winner: Ivy Exum Ivy has been heavily involved in the UW Seattle ASHRAE branch, serving as the…
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On January 20th 2025, the ASHRAE UW Seattle Club went to a VRF Lab Tour at AirReps facility. Big thank you to AirReps for transportation, hosting for the day, and supporting our growing engineers!
Chapter Technology Awards Application Period is Now Open The ASHRAE Technology Awards recognize outstanding achievements by members who have successfully applied innovative building design in the areas of occupant comfort, indoor air quality, and energy conservation. Their designs incorporate ASHRAE standards for effective energy management and IAQ. Performance is proven through one year’s actual, verifiable…
We are thrilled to announce that the ASHRAE HVAC Design Level I and Level II Training is coming to Seattle from April 7-11, 2025! This is an incredible opportunity to deepen your understanding of HVAC design and broaden your professional skills. Level I – Essentials training is perfect for those new to the HVAC industry,…
The application period for the 2025 Harry Clayton Sutch Scholarship is now open! Be sure to apply by March 23rd. For more information on eligibility and how to apply, please check out this page: 2025 Harry Clayton Sutch Academic Scholarship
Last month, we had a unique and unforgettable chapter meeting at Swedish Issaquah Hospital. Even with the hospital running on emergency power after a bomb cyclone, the event was a success! Our session, Strategies to Achieve Low EUI at a Hospital Facility: Swedish Issaquah, featured two phenomenal speakers: Brad Shaw, Senior Building Automation Engineer, and…
Our November 2024 Newsletter is now live! Read it here.
Thank you to those who attended our October 2024 Chapter Meeting, Grid Impacts of Building Electrification: Load Modeling and Forecast for the Next 10 Years. Please see below for the presentation slides. A PDF file of the slides can be downloaded here. We would love to hear your feedback! Please take your time to fill…