Now in its 36th year, the IDEA's CampusEnergy Conference has earned a reputation for unparalleled technical content, valuable peer exchange and robust dialogue with business partners in a relaxed, collegial atmosphere, bringing the industry together from across North America and around the globe.
District Energy systems form the backbone of efficient, resilient and sustainable energy infrastructure for campuses, municipal systems, healthcare, airports and military bases. There is now an evolution is underway to decarbonize and strengthen these important community assets and CampusEnergy2023 is where over 1100 will convene to discuss the future of the industry.
EPRI is proud to be part of this effort and will participate in the first-ever nuclear track at CampusEnergy in 2023. EPRI members will be sharing details of the Nuclear in District Energy Applications (NuIDEA) Initiative.
NuIDEA supports EPRI's efforts to decarbonize the district energy sector in partnership with higher education, healthcare, and other institutions. In this initiative, EPRI will be working to develop a roadmap to enable nuclear energy as a viable option for this market by 2026.
By sharing about the NuIDEA initiative at CampusEnergy 2023, EPRI hopes to strengthen the effort to develop the roadmap and address any issues to enable nuclear energy as a solution for district energy — allowing the initiative to reach across industries. More info on NuIDEA below.
February 27th - March 2nd
Gaylord Texan Resort
1501 Gaylord Trail, Grapevine, TX 76051
Getting To Grapevine
Airports:
Dallas Fort Worth (DFW) and Dallas Love Field (DAL)
Who Is Attending
The annual CampusEnergy event, hosted by members of the International District Energy Association (IDEA) aims to reach cities, campuses, and communities worldwide.
In 2022, attendees of CampusEnergy events traveled from over 400 cities to learn about the application of District Energy in their respective fields.
Past attendees of this event were from a variety of industries touching the Energy field, including:
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Owners, Operators, and Facility Managers of central plants from colleges, universities, healthcare, research centers, and other facilities
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Energy Professionals with institutions, utilities, district energy providers, and every service companies
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Manufacturers, Suppliers, and Technology Integrators providing products and services to the industry
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Consulting Engineers, Architects, Construction Firms, and other professionals
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Sustainability and Resiliency Directors from public and private organizations and government
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System Developers and Operating Companies, CHP Providers, Microgrid Specialists, Real Estate Professionals
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Government Agencies; policy and regulatory professionals, programs specialists
IDEA features sponsors and presenters who provide attendees with actionable information they can use to create a more reliable, efficient, and environmentally sustainable future for their industries.
Speakers at CampusEnergy Nuclear Track
- Nuclear Energy 101
Jeremy Shook, EPRI - Plans at University of Illinois for Campus Nuclear
Caleb Brooks, University of Illinois - Agree to Disagree: Nuclear Public Acceptance
Bryce Johnson, University of Nebraska - An Overview of Microreactor Technology for District Energy Applications
Dan Moneghan, EPRI - Roadmap for Development & Execution of Micro and Small Modular Reactor Projects for District Energy
David Goetz, Burns & McDonnell; Tim Brown, CenTrio Energy - Bridging the Divide: Guidance for Nuclear Manufacturers to Focus on District Energy Solutions
Nathan Ninemire & Jacob Welsh, Burns & McDonnell; Jeremy Shook, EPRI
Why CampusEnergy?
CampusEnergy provides attendees with new ideas and cutting-edge knowledge that allows them to make more informed and innovative decisions in their respective industries.
By bringing people from all over together to learn and develop specific applications to their role, this event transforms the Energy landscape across nations.
EPRI is proud to be part of this effort and will participate in the first-ever nuclear track at CampusEnergy in 2023. EPRI members will be sharing details of the Nuclear in District Energy Applications (NuIdea) Initiative.
NuIDEA supports EPRIs efforts to decarbonize the district energy sector in partnership with higher education, healthcare, and other institutions. In this initiative, EPRI will be working to develop a roadmap to enable nuclear energy as a viable option for this market by 2026.
By sharing about the NuIDEA initiative at CampusEnergy 2023, EPRI hopes to strengthen the effort to develop the roadmap and address any issues to enable nuclear energy as a solution for district energy – allowing the initiative to reach across industries.
EPRIs NuIDEA: Decarbonizing District Energy Systems
NuIDEA is an exciting initiative for district energy around the world. Though district energy has been used for almost 150 years in a variety of applications, centralized energy production takes advantage of economies of scale to improve energy efficiency and reliability while reducing costs and carbon emissions.
This initiative harnesses the development of nuclear microreactors to support the decarbonization of district energy systems while providing reliable and resilient sources of energy.
The effects of this initiative are far-reaching, with the potential to transform the energy landscape in the coming years.
Come visit EPRI at CampusEnergy2023 to learn more about this initiative and how it will change the future of energy.
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