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ASHRAE and the National Association of State Energy Officials (NASEO) have signed a new Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) formalizing the organizations’ relationship.

The MOU was signed by Charles E. Gulledge III, P.E., 2020-21 ASHRAE President and David Terry, NASEO Executive Director during a virtual signing ceremony on November 20.

The agreement outlines how ASHRAE and NASEO will work cooperatively to promote the advancements of a more sustainable built environment through HVAC&R technologies and their applications.

Areas of Collaboration

The areas of collaboration include government advocacy, joint conferences and meetings, consistent leadership communication, publication development and distribution, education and professional development, technical activities coordination, and research.

Supporting Sustainable Building Practices

ASHRAE’s deep expertise in indoor air quality resonate with many State Energy Offices"

NASEO’s well-established relationships with state energy offices will serve as a bridge to bring ASHRAE’s unparalleled technical expertise in HVAC&R systems to improve the resiliency, sustainability, and health of our built environment,” said Gulledge.

Agreements like this serve the interests of both organizations and leverage our collective resources to support sustainable building practices where the benefits are felt on a large scale.

Deep Expertise

NASEO is thrilled to continue our constructive partnership with ASHRAE,” added Terry.

ASHRAE’s deep expertise in indoor air quality, high-performing, and grid-interactive buildings, and workforce development resonate with many State Energy Offices, especially as they navigate cross-cutting challenges to public health, the environment, and our economy.

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