The Getting to Zero Forum is the leading conference that brings together all members of the built environment sector.
Hosted by NBI, the Forum is a three-day conference dedicated to advancing zero emissions buildings. With inspiring keynotes, educational breakouts, interactive workshops, along with fun and unique networking experiences, this event is a must for anyone who is passionate about buildings and the people in them.
Secure your spot at the 2025 Getting to Zero Forum!
Who attends the Forum?
Join a diverse cross-section of designers, building owners, developers, manufacturers, utilities, consultants, and community-based organizations to learn about real-world solutions, create connections, and work together for more affordable, healthier, and resilient communities.
Why attend the Forum?
Get Inspired
Hear from a wide array of industry experts and leave the Forum informed and prepared to take on new challenges with a different perspective.
Grow and Learn
Gain insights from action-oriented breakout sessions and workshops, access new professional development opportunities, and earn CEUs.
Connect with Industry Leaders
Make meaningful connections with industry experts and executives, demonstrate your impact on the clean energy economy, and generate new customer leads.
Looking for more ways to get involved?
Support those affected by the California wildfires
Wildfires have devastated communities in Southern California, harshly demonstrating the effects of climate change. Our hearts are with the people affected by the fires and we feel more determined than ever to work together to advance more resilient and sustainable buildings.
Here are a few ways you can help victims of the wildfires:
- L.A. Unified School District – Air Purifiers & Kn95 Masks
- Mutual Aid L.A. Network Fire & Wind Storm Resources
- L.A. Regional Food Bank
- California Fire Foundation
- Pasadena Humane Society
We remain committed to hosting the 2025 Getting to Zero Forum in downtown L.A. in April. We are partnering with local organizations to emphasize the importance of sustainable, resilient buildings in combating climate change in our program. We will also be supporting disaster recovery efforts directly during the Forum.