APRIL 17-19, 2018 | PITTSBURGH, PENNSYLVANIA

Getting to Zero National Forum

The premier global event dedicated to defining the future of the built environment.

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The Getting to Zero National Forum gathers designers, owners, operators, commercial real estate professionals, policymakers, manufacturers and others to collaborate on driving zero energy and zero carbon outcomes in buildings.

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National Forum attendees visit Pittsburgh’s Downtown 2030 District during a walking tour.

Our Keynote Line Up

Mayor Bill Peduto

Mayor, City of Pittsburgh

Andrew McAllister

Commissioner | California Energy Commission

Kimberly Lewis

Senior Vice President, Market Transformation and Development ︱U.S. Green Building Council

Scott Foster

Director | Sustainable Energy Division, United Nations Economic Commission for Europe

Tom Richard

Director | Institutes for Energy and the Environment at Penn State

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About the Getting to Zero National Forum

Rocky Mountain Institute (RMI) and New Buildings Institute (NBI) are once again joining forces to bring you the premier global event dedicated to defining the future of low energy and zero energy (ZE) buildings.

ZE has captured the imagination of building professionals and energy efficiency advocates as a path to transform the built environment. Nearly all those surveyed believe ZE will be mainstream by 2050. The Getting to Zero National Forum is a platform for changemakers working to realize that vision.

Forum attendees will share perspectives on the growth of ZE, discuss the policies driving new projects, engage in best practices for successful outcomes and collaborate on opportunities for ZE to become the standard for the built environment.  Read more

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