A Haitian Medical Clinic- Net Zero Energy, Water & Waste


Sponsored by: Optima Engineering

While Net Zero Energy is a goal we strive for in the US, in other countries it becomes a necessity. In Haiti, there is no reliable power grid, and in the rural areas there is no water or sewer system. In this case study, we will look at a medical clinic being designed and built (in shipping containers) here in North Carolina, and then being shipped and reassembled in rural northern Haiti. All water must be purified on site from a well and all energy will be from solar PV, utilizing battery storage so that the clinic can operate year round. The systems must be robust, easy to maintain (no maintenance personnel) and in-expensive: a very challenging trio.

Learning Units: 1 HSW

Cost: $25 for Members
$35 for Non-Members

Instructions:
Use the link that will be provided to you after you check out and also in a confirmation email.

At the end of the class, you will be asked to click on a link to a short survey that we ask you to please complete. We will that use that information to report your continuing education credits. You may watch this video as many times as you need, but please only take the survey at the end once. (Please note- we will only report credits once for each registered participant.)

All On-Demand credits will be reported within 14 days of the following month.
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