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USGBC Approved Education
AEC Daily is proud to be the largest provider of free, online continuing education approved by USGBC. We have over 50 approved courses that will count toward GBCI Continuing Education (CE) non specific credit hours for LEED APs and LEED Green Associates. LEED APs must earn 30 CE hours biennially (6 of which must be LEED-specific hours) and LEED Green Associates must earn 15 CE hours biennially (3 of which must be LEED-specific hours) to maintain their credentials.
Over 50 USGBC approved courses offered by AEC Daily address topics within all LEED categories including stormwater management, heat island reduction, vegetated roofs, water efficient fixtures and fittings, and energy efficient building envelopes, to list a few. For a complete list of AEC Daily's USGBC approved courses please CLICK HERE.
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Green Roofs: A Sustainable Strategy
Provides an overview of green roof systems including the types, benefits, components and related standards, as well as a discussion on how green roofs mitigate urban heat island effect and reduce stormwater run-off.
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Insulation for Cavity Wall Applications
Provides an overview of the importance of insulating masonry cavity walls with insulation that delivers the moisture resistance qualities required to provide proven wall performance under different environmental conditions. Discussions pertaining to design criteria, the rain screen principle, air leakage and detailing rigid board insulation as an air barrier are included.
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Tankless Water Heating Solutions
Provides an overview of tankless water heating technologies, including the history, features and functions, and the energy and environmental benefits of a tankless system, as well as a discussion on how they compare to existing tank heater technology.
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Radiant Air Conditioning Systems: Sustainable Energy Efficiency
Provides an overview of how sustainable radiant air conditioning technology leverages the scientific principle of thermal mass through the integrated use of hollow core slabs, night pre-cooling, and “smart floors.” As well, the course addresses how radiant air conditioning systems can be utilized to help reduce/eliminate the need for heating and cooling energy from non-renewable sources and compares this technology with conventional systems.
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