SEON: Sustainable Building Science News
SEON (Sustainable Energy Outreach Network) stands as a beacon to the profession of building science. As an authoritative voice, SEON is not just an advocate and trainer, but a repository of knowledge, aggregating news and developments in the realm of building science, not only from Vermont and its immediate surroundings but from every corner of the globe.
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SEON’s commitment to creating a more sustainable future is reflected in its meticulous curation of news. With a lens focused intently on promoting the Vermont Contract Registry, SEON champions the very essence of high-performance building and energy efficiency practices, ensuring that the state remains at the forefront of sustainable construction.
Yet, SEON’s horizon is vast. We recognize the importance of global synergy and the benefits that can be gleaned from international advancements. Therefore, our team scours international headlines, research papers, and industry reports to bring to our audience the most intriguing, revolutionary, and impactful news. From innovative building solutions that are redefining architectural paradigms to spotlight features of houses and edifices that encapsulate the spirit of sustainability, SEON ensures that its audience is always abreast of the latest developments.
But our efforts do not stop at mere aggregation. We believe in amplifying this knowledge, in making it accessible and engaging. Our newsletters, meticulously crafted, serve as a nexus between the latest advancements and our devoted readership. These periodic digests encapsulate the most vital news, ensuring that even in today’s information overload, the essence of sustainable building science is never lost.
Our digital footprint extends further to social media platforms, where snippets of the latest trends, groundbreaking discoveries, and spotlight features are shared, fostering a community that is actively engaged and impassioned about building a greener tomorrow. Moreover, SEON’s blog serves as a repository where in-depth analyses, expert opinions, and thought leadership in sustainable building are showcased, offering a holistic perspective to enthusiasts, experts, and novices alike.
In essence, SEON is more than a network; it’s a movement. A movement that aggregates, elucidates, and disseminates the essence of sustainable building science, ensuring that Vermont and the world at large stride confidently towards a more sustainable, efficient, and harmonious future.
In this issue Message from the Executive Director New Classes available Member Awards! Introducing our Newest Dog Member Spotlight: Member Project In Search Of 10 Step Hiring Process Our members – in action Offsite Dirt: interview with Mel Baiser of HELM Interesting Links Training Events Thank You, Members From SEON’s Executive Director We’re in the […]
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In this issue Message from the Executive Director How-To Our members – in action psssst…. keep scrolling there’s more to see! Oldie but Goodie Video Help a member – vote! Interesting Links Training Events Thank you, Members From SEON’s Executive Director Welcome to June and welcome to our newest Board Members Mary Anne Sheahan –
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Building Science: Volume 2, Issue 5 SEON’s Sustainable Energy Outreach Network Newsletter In this issue Message from the Executive Director Tug – the Building Dog Our members – in action psssst…. keep scrolling there’s more to see! Building Supply Sale Interesting Links Resources Meetings & Conferences Thank you, Members From SEON’s Executive Director It’s May
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Professor Jason Van Nest has been named the First Director for the New York Institute of Technology’s Center for Offsite Construction. The appointment is expected to create extraordinary pressure on Jason’s time. For this reason, Jason has resigned from his role of Board Member at SEON. Jason and SEON remain deeply connected. Research at the Center has already produced new avenues of collaboration between SEON and the Center — hopefully more news to come, shortly.
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Did You Know?
In the past 7 years, fewer than 350 individuals have attained certification in building science in Vermont. This remarkable statistic underscores your specialized expertise and substantial influence as our state progresses towards its objective of achieving net-zero design for all new buildings by 2030.
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Interesting and alarming data: Examining the data from the three premier institutions offering High-Performance Building Certification—Building Performance Institute (BPI), Yestermorrow, and SEON—the revelation is striking: less than 344 individuals have completed certification in building science since 2018.
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Building Science: Volume 2, Issue 2 SEON’s Sustainable Energy Outreach Network Newsletter 🌟 Welcome to the February edition of Building Science, Volume 2, Issue 2! In this exciting newsletter, we express gratitude for the Vermont Community Foundation’s generous $35,000 grant, propelling our mission forward. Join us for a captivating Building Science Guild Meeting on Fenestration,
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Sustainable Energy Outreach Network (SEON) 2023 Annual Report
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In this issue Message from the Executive Director Vermont Homebuilding Coalition Building Science Guild Meeting SEON Spring Training Classes Our members – in action Interesting Links Resources Meetings & Conferences Job Opportunities Thank you, Members From SEON’s Executive Director It’s a New Year! Indeed, if you’ve been keeping a close eye on the news,
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In the Heart of Vermont, a market transformation is underway in the world of homebuilding construction, and it’s not your average headline. This isn’t just about bricks and beams; it’s about creating homes that are healthier, more energy efficient, and built to last. Picture this: The year is 2023, and the Legislative Committee’s Building Energy
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