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Bright Power Webinar – Building Commissioning: Why It Matters and How It Pays Off
June 30, 2025 @ 1:00 pm - 2:00 pm
The Bright Power team shares how quality commissioning ensures that the owner’s requirements and goals are met throughout a project. The team will share an overview of a high-quality building commissioning process, explaining when commissioning is required for code compliance or green building certification. During the webinar, Bright Power will share case studies and real-world examples of the added value and paybacks that can be secured for investment projects by completing commissioning.
Save your spot for June 30th session with Matthew Strobel, Director of Building Commissioning, and Patrick Slutter, Senior Account Manager to learn how quality commissioning ensures that the owner’s requirements and goals are met throughout the project.
Our team will share the basics of building commissioning, recent case studies, plus the added value and paybacks you can secure for your projects.
AIA Credits: 1 LU/HSW – Approved
PHI Credits: 1 LU – Approved
DATE: June 30th
TIME: 1:00PM - 2:00PM EST
VENUE: Webinar
Speakers
Matthew Strobel, PE, CCP, is Director of Building Commissioning at Bright Power. With a strong foundation in technical systems and code‑compliant processes, he leads the commissioning of new construction and retrofit projects throughout New York City and State, ensuring optimized building performance and operational excellence. With a background as an HVAC design intern—supporting projects in schools, airports, and government facilities—he brings a practical, systems-based approach to both new construction and existing-building retrofits
Patrick Slutter is a Senior Account Manager who focuses on affordable multifamily housing in the greater New York area. In his work at Bright Power, Patrick collaborates with developers, asset managers, and property managers on new and existing buildings throughout New York. He holds a Master’s in Development Economics from Fordham University and previously worked within the NYC affordable housing non-profit and renewable energy sectors.
