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Free Tuesday Webinar on 'Case Studies of East End Near-Zero and Net-Zero Residential Properties

authorStaff Writer on Jun 18, 2025

Jean-Pierre Clejan, a renewable energy integrator specializing in zero-energy building, will host a free, live webinar, “Case Studies of East End Near-Zero & Net-Zero Residential Projects,” on Tuesday, June 24, at 4 p.m.

The two-hour sustainability-focused continuing education unit program, with PDH, AIA HSW and GBCI/LEED credits available, showcases the ways architects have achieved net-zero and near-zero energy for their Long Island clients by incorporating energy efficiency, specifying hyper-efficient electric HVAC and optimizing roof/site plans to maximize solar production. In each case study, Clejan will review the embedded technology, key design elements, and real-world energy/financial performance of the built project.

“The creativity of the architects showcased in this program is second-to-none — their clients have their dream homes (many are AIA award winners) with minimal to no operating costs and carbon footprint,” Clejan said.

Clejan is the technology executive for GreenLogic Energy, a solar installation company with offices in Southampton, Manorville and Roslyn Heights.

Register at dpccontinuingeducation.com/product/case-studies-of-east-end-near-zero-net-zero-residential-projects.

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