BEPS Compliance, Backed by Incentives and Financing

Overview

Whether you’re trying to stay ahead of Maryland’s BEPS requirements, protect your capital plan, or simply stop wondering what “compliance” is going to cost, this webinar is for you.

Havtech is hosting Spectrum Energy and the Montgomery County Green Bank as they unpack how to be BEPS compliant and cost-effective while still meeting return-on-investment goals.

Get a clear view of the incentives and financing options available, plus real-world examples of how owners are using them to fund upgrades.

Spectrum President Chet Knaup will share a straightforward approach to prioritizing projects, avoiding common missteps, and turning BEPS from a looming deadline into a smart building performance strategy.

Montgomery County Green Bank will walk through available tools to help property owners move faster with less upfront burden.

Key takeaways

How to prioritize BEPS upgrades based on impact, timing, and ROI
The state and county incentives and financing options that can reduce upfront cost
How Montgomery County Green Bank supports compliance projects across the county
Examples of how owners structure upgrades to minimize disruption and maximize returns
A simple next steps roadmap from assessment to funded project

Who should attend

Commercial property owners and developers
Directors of Property Management and Property Managers
Asset and Portfolio Managers
Facilities, Engineering, and Operations leaders
Sustainability and ESG leaders
Finance leaders involved in capex planning

Especially relevant for organizations with buildings in Montgomery County or across Maryland preparing for BEPS compliance.

This webinar follows our previous webinar: Navigating Maryland BEPS: What Property Owners Need to Know

Date and Time Don't Work? Register anyway, and we will send the recording and slides.

Presented By

Chet Knaup, President of Spectrum Energy and MSTB

Chet’s interest in energy efficiency began in 2000 while working for an HVAC manufacturer. Since then, Chet transitioned into consulting engineering, where his passion for energy efficiency blossomed and grew, as he practiced in one of the greenest cities in the US: Portland, OR. Over the past 20 years, Chet has had the unique opportunity to work on energy-efficient projects in numerous states and multiple countries across five continents. His passion for developing unique methods of energy reduction has never wavered. Chet has worked with green building certification programs for the past 14 years and has been fortunate to have worked on LEED and Passive House (PHIUS) Certified projects as a Mechanical Engineer, Energy Engineer, Sustainability Consultant, and Project Manager. He is a Licensed Professional Mechanical Engineer in Virginia, a Member of ASHRAE, a Member of USGBC, USGBC LEED AP BD+C, and an ASHRAE Building Energy Modeling Professional.