Over Seminar 'Ziekenhuizen op weg naar energieneutraal!'

Marije Hulshof

is sectormanager huisvestingsbeleid & advies bij het Erasmus MC. Verantwoordelijk voor het strategisch vastgoedbeleid, integrale planontwikkeling met zorgthema’s en servicebedrijf,  advisering binnen de verschillende bouwprogramma’s, duurzaam ontwikkelen, ontwikkeling nieuwe vastgoed initiatieven met gemeente Rotterdam.

Wim Maassen

is als Senior Adviseur Energie en Duurzaam Bouwen werkzaam voor de Business Line Buildings van Royal HaskoningDHV. Hij ondersteunt opdrachtgevers bij de realisatie van duurzame toekomstgerichte gebouwen. Maassen heeft meer dan 23 jaar ervaring met advisering op de gebieden energiebesparing, duurzame energie-opwekking, optimalisatie van de energiebehoefte van gebouwen en het definiëren, optimaliseren en meten van duurzaamheid. In 2014 is Maassen benoemd tot (0,2 FTE) TU/e Fellow aan de Technische Universiteit Eindhoven. Hij is trekker en editor van het ASHRAE/REHVA Guidebook Towards Zero Energy Hospital Buildings. Tevens heeft hij in 2017 in opdracht van RVO voor de MJA3 gebruikersgroep Hoger Onderwijs en Academisch Medische Centra een studie uitgevoerd naar de de haalbaarheid van de BENG-eisen, zie whitepaper.

Frank Mills

is Principal at Frank Mills Consulting Preston, United Kingdom and Technical Director – Sustainability, Energy, Sustainability Building Services Engineering and Fire Engineering, expertise is in design, management, supervision, construction and operation of building services engineering projects, including education, healthcare/hospitals, research, industrial, process, commercial, retail, computer/data suites, shopping centres including town centres and residential (housing, hotels and apartment buildings). These projects feature low energy features and include a number of exemplary zero carbon buildings. The schemes also include district energy/Tri Generation systems form energy centres which serve a number of buildings. Frank has worked closely with the BRE (Building Research Establishment) in the UK and also with ASHRAE TC 2.8 Sustainability. (He is international representative on committee) to develop new environmental design and rating systems to aid developers and their designers toward low carbon and environmentally friendly developments. He has pioneered the new BREEAM Communities environmental rating system for whole scale phased developments by using Media City, Salford as a pilot study for the development work behind this new scheme.
When chairman of ASHRAE Region at Large, subregion C he was actively involved in the planning of the forthcoming Chapter Region Council meeting and conference which is being held in Kuwait from 3rd to 5th October 2009 and has organised a session on low carbon and sustainable cities. He is presenting on the Media City UK case study project. He is the presenter for ASHRAE Learning Institute courses for Natural Ventilation and for Net Zero Energy Buildings.

Travis R English

is Facilities Planning & Design Director of Engineering and 'chief design engineer' at Kaiser Permanente (KP). Travis (PE, CEM, LEED-AP) oversees a national team providing design review and quality assurance for all of the company’s projects.  Their reviews focus on established targets for energy use, water use, total cost of ownership, and sustainability.

Travis has a BS in Mechanical Engineering from Cal Poly Pomona and an MBA in management from Cal State Fullerton. He is a professional mechanical engineer with over 20 years of experience in design and construction of mechanical and energy system, with an emphasis on high performance design, indoor air quality, and building control systems. In 2009, he received the ASHRAE technical award for the Environmental Nature Center, a facility which used passive heating and cooling designs with100% natural ventilation. In 2014, he was named one of Consulting-Specifying Engineering Magazine’s “40 under 40”.  Since 2012, he has actively advocated development and adoption of next-generation ventilation design principles and practices in the health care industry.

Maya Salabasheva

is Principal Mechanical Engineer at Kaiser Permanente, National Facilities Services, Oakland, California, USA.  She is a licensed Mechanical Engineer in the state of California with over 20 years of professional experience in building systems, including alternative energy systems, energy conservation, LEED certification and commissioning. Her experience includes project management, energy studies, strategic facilities planning and design, and technical specification of energy efficient mechanical and plumbing systems in healthcare, institutional and commercial buildings. She is passionate about low carbon building systems and is actively working towards implementation of Net Zero Energy strategies. She teaches HVAC systems design and Advanced Commissioning at Laney College in Oakland, California. In addition, she is an instructor for NEEC Building Operator Certification® (BOC) Program, which is a leading national training and certification program for building systems engineers. She is actively involved in ASHRAE Standing Standard Project Committee 170 (SSPC 170) - Ventilation of Health Care Facilities and ASHRAE Technical Committee 9.6 (TC 9.6) – Healthcare Facilities, contributing to several publications and research.