1. The Energy and Environment The Role of CERT at A&T Dr. H. Singh, Professor and Director Mr. Robert Powell, Faculty Architect Center for Energy Research & Technology (CERT) North Carolina A&T State University May 30, 2008 Chancellor’s Office Meeting “In partnership with the North Carolina Department of Administration, with State of North Carolina appropriated funds, in cooperation with North Carolina A & T State University,” appropriated funds, in cooperation with North Carolina A & T State University,”

2. Introduction CERT wishes to be an on-campus resource to this office and this campus. We are prepared to assist and advise on those University initiatives and projects that logically will benefit from the involvement of our architectural and engineering faculty, staff and students. CERT desires to continue establishing itself off-campus as a community and civic resource for the public and private sectors in the area of energy conservation and environmental safeguarding through design strategies and implementation. CERT remains committed to improving the teaching, research and campus life of the A & T experience.

3. Introduction CERT is: Dr. Harmohinder Singh, P.E. – Center Director Robert Powell, M.S. – Architectural Director Dr. Frank Yeboah, D.EngSc. – Research Associate Matt O’Brien, AIA, M.Ed. – Architectural Research Associate Ms. Venetia Fisher – Program Assistant...and many other faculty, advisors and partners who share the belief that ENERGY and the ENVIRONMENT are inexorably linked. CERT is conducting the research and sharing the results with our partners charged with improving the built environment.

4. CERT CERT: can be your first point of contact for issues related to Energy and the Environment (E & E) as it relates to campus, community and civic life. assist in authoring new E & E initiatives emanating from your office. Invites you to attend any of our weekly staff meetings is interested in exchanging the identities of the “low- hanging E & E fruit” which both offices are interested in addressing and correcting.

5. EXHIBIT 1 CERT WORKPLAN FOR LEGISLATED SUPPORT (January 1, 2008 – June 30, 2009) ENERGY EFFICIENT BUILDING PROGRAMS 1. Commercial Building Program: - Energy Efficient Renovation Demonstration 2. Institutional Building Program: - Guilford County School Energy Management Demonstration 3. Manufactured Housing: - Upgrade and Save Program - Best Practices and New Technology Demonstration Program

6. EXHIBIT 1 CERT WORKPLAN FOR LEGISLATED SUPPORT (January 1, 2008 – June 30, 2009) ALTERNATIVE FUELS 4. An Integrated Bio-refinery System: - For Production of Bio-Diesel & High–Value Co-products from Canola Seed 5.Organize a Farmer Owned Bio-Diesel Cooperative: - Assess Distribution of Oil Seed Products in North Carolina

7. EXHIBIT 1 CERT WORKPLAN FOR LEGISLATED SUPPORT (January 1, 2008 – June 30, 2009) COMMUNITY ENERGY SYSTEMS 6.Assistance to the City of Greensboro’s Energy Efficiency Program - Cool Cities 7.Assistance to the Greensboro Builders Association - Green Building Program

8. EXHIBIT 1 CERT WORKPLAN FOR LEGISLATED SUPPORT (January 1, 2008 – June 30, 2009) ENERGY EDUCATION 8. Energy Engineers Starters Program - 10 th Annual

9. “The American College and University Presidents Climate Commitment Presidents Climate Commitment ” CERT will assist NCAT to develop a business intelligence system that can be used to: 1.Assess the University’s carbon footprint. 2.Reduce the University’s carbon footprint.

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11. Questions? ? Thank You!