Phoenix--Hosted by Green Home Properties. EcoMonday meets the second Monday of each month to bring you exciting speakers that will increase your education and awareness of "what's green" in Arizona. Eco Monday welcomes business owners and other professionals who have a passion for changing our planet, One Meeting At A Time! This Monday's speaker is Jamie Hackman, Phoenix Biz Journal. To learn more or register, visit the event's Web site.

Chicago--Hosted by JD Events. HFSE focuses on how the physical space directly impacts the staff, patients and their families and the delivery of health care. Ideas, practices, products and solutions will be exchanged, explored and discovered at HFSE that improve current health-care facilities and plan the facilities of tomorrow. To learn more or register, visit Healthcare Facilities Symposium & Expo.

Las Vegas--Hosted by the National Glass Association along with partner organizations: American Architectural Manufacturers Association, Glass Association of North America, Insulating Glass Manufactures Alliance and the Bath Enclosures Manufacturers Association. Now in its seventh year, GlassBuild America is the gathering place for the glass, window and door industries in North America. To learn more or register, visit the event's Web page.

Denver--Hosted by Montreux Energy. The conference theme, "Clean Energy, Technology and Design for the Networked City" will engage thought leaders from a variety of industries, including utilities, clean energy and real-estate development in a series of roundtables at the three-day event. To learn more or register, visit the event's Web page.

Chicago--Hosted by JD Events. HFSE focuses on how the physical space directly impacts the staff, patients and their families and the delivery of health care. Ideas, practices, products and solutions will be exchanged, explored and discovered at HFSE that improve current health-care facilities and plan the facilities of tomorrow. To learn more or register, visit Healthcare Facilities Symposium & Expo.

Las Vegas--Hosted by the National Glass Association along with partner organizations: American Architectural Manufacturers Association, Glass Association of North America, Insulating Glass Manufactures Alliance and the Bath Enclosures Manufacturers Association. Now in its seventh year, GlassBuild America is the gathering place for the glass, window and door industries in North America. To learn more or register, visit the event's Web page.

Denver--Hosted by Montreux Energy. The conference theme, "Clean Energy, Technology and Design for the Networked City" will engage thought leaders from a variety of industries, including utilities, clean energy and real-estate development in a series of roundtables at the three-day event. To learn more or register, visit the event's Web page.

Chicago--Hosted by JD Events. HFSE focuses on how the physical space directly impacts the staff, patients and their families and the delivery of health care. Ideas, practices, products and solutions will be exchanged, explored and discovered at HFSE that improve current health-care facilities and plan the facilities of tomorrow. To learn more or register, visit Healthcare Facilities Symposium & Expo.

Atlantic City, N.J.--Hosted by the American Institute of Architects New Jersey Chapter. This conference will seek to benchmark how we are doing at meeting the Architecture 2030 goals and what still needs to be done. To learn more or register, visit AIA NJ's Web site.

Las Vegas--Hosted by the National Glass Association along with partner organizations: American Architectural Manufacturers Association, Glass Association of North America, Insulating Glass Manufactures Alliance and the Bath Enclosures Manufacturers Association. Now in its seventh year, GlassBuild America is the gathering place for the glass, window and door industries in North America. To learn more or register, visit the event's Web page.

Atlantic City, N.J.--Hosted by the American Institute of Architects New Jersey Chapter. This conference will seek to benchmark how we are doing at meeting the Architecture 2030 goals and what still needs to be done. To learn more or register, visit AIA NJ's Web site.

Kunming, China--Hosted by Noppen. Because of declining international feed-in tariff rates and increasing local incentives, China has begun transitioning from exporting a majority of its finished solar products to installing them locally. This event will examine how to capitalize on these changes while clarifying new governmental support policies, technical advances in PV production/installation, as well as providing a detailed overview of project developments across China. To learn more or register, visit the event's Web page.

Janesville, Wis.--Hosted by Energy Center of Wisconsin. Learn the nuts and bolts of whole-house contracting and expand your business by providing comprehensive home performance solutions. More homeowners are looking for solutions to comfort, durability and energy efficiency problems that require a whole-building approach. Become a part of the emerging home-performance marketplace by learning what is involved in becoming a home-performance contractor. To learn more or register, visit the event's Web page.

Boston--Hosted by Heatspring Learning Institute. This course teaches students the fundamentals of building science, important safety checks and how to perform full residential energy audits. Four days of intense training are split between three days in the classroom and a full day of hands-on field training. BPI Building Analyst Certification tests (both written and field) are included. Students have the option of completing the course and taking the exams all in the same week or returning at a later date to complete the exams. Class size is limited to 15 because one-on-one interaction with the instructor is critical. Students completing this course often become energy auditors, HERS raters and home-performance contractors. To learn more or register, visit the event's Web page.

Princeton, N.J.--Hosted by Heatspring Learning Institute in partnership with the International Ground Source Heat Pump Association. This three-day comprehensive course is focused on the installation of geothermal heating and cooling systems. The course includes an open book exam to become an IGSHPA Accredited Geothermal Installer. To learn more or register, visit the event's Web page.

Boston--Hosted by Heatspring Learning Institute. This course teaches students the fundamentals of building science, important safety checks and how to perform full residential energy audits. Four days of intense training are split between three days in the classroom and a full day of hands-on field training. BPI Building Analyst Certification tests (both written and field) are included. Students have the option of completing the course and taking the exams all in the same week or returning at a later date to complete the exams. Class size is limited to 15 because one-on-one interaction with the instructor is critical. Students completing this course often become energy auditors, HERS raters and home-performance contractors. To learn more or register, visit the event's Web page.

Princeton, N.J.--Hosted by Heatspring Learning Institute in partnership with the International Ground Source Heat Pump Association. This three-day comprehensive course is focused on the installation of geothermal heating and cooling systems. The course includes an open book exam to become an IGSHPA Accredited Geothermal Installer. To learn more or register, visit the event's Web page.

Boston--Hosted by Heatspring Learning Institute. This course teaches students the fundamentals of building science, important safety checks and how to perform full residential energy audits. Four days of intense training are split between three days in the classroom and a full day of hands-on field training. BPI Building Analyst Certification tests (both written and field) are included. Students have the option of completing the course and taking the exams all in the same week or returning at a later date to complete the exams. Class size is limited to 15 because one-on-one interaction with the instructor is critical. Students completing this course often become energy auditors, HERS raters and home-performance contractors. To learn more or register, visit the event's Web page.

Las Vegas--Hosted by the Insulation Contractors Association of America. This is the premier gathering of insulation contractors, suppliers and service companies to the insulation contracting industry. The event features top-notch educational workshops. To learn more or register, visit the event's Web page.

Princeton, N.J.--Hosted by Heatspring Learning Institute in partnership with the International Ground Source Heat Pump Association. This three-day comprehensive course is focused on the installation of geothermal heating and cooling systems. The course includes an open book exam to become an IGSHPA Accredited Geothermal Installer. To learn more or register, visit the event's Web page.

Boston--Hosted by Heatspring Learning Institute. This course teaches students the fundamentals of building science, important safety checks and how to perform full residential energy audits. Four days of intense training are split between three days in the classroom and a full day of hands-on field training. BPI Building Analyst Certification tests (both written and field) are included. Students have the option of completing the course and taking the exams all in the same week or returning at a later date to complete the exams. Class size is limited to 15 because one-on-one interaction with the instructor is critical. Students completing this course often become energy auditors, HERS raters and home-performance contractors. To learn more or register, visit the event's Web page.

Las Vegas--Hosted by the Insulation Contractors Association of America. This is the premier gathering of insulation contractors, suppliers and service companies to the insulation contracting industry. The event features top-notch educational workshops. To learn more or register, visit the event's Web page.

Boston--Hosted by Heatspring Learning Institute. This course teaches students the fundamentals of building science, important safety checks and how to perform full residential energy audits. Four days of intense training are split between three days in the classroom and a full day of hands-on field training. BPI Building Analyst Certification tests (both written and field) are included. Students have the option of completing the course and taking the exams all in the same week or returning at a later date to complete the exams. Class size is limited to 15 because one-on-one interaction with the instructor is critical. Students completing this course often become energy auditors, HERS raters and home-performance contractors. To learn more or register, visit the event's Web page.

Las Vegas--Hosted by the Insulation Contractors Association of America. This is the premier gathering of insulation contractors, suppliers and service companies to the insulation contracting industry. The event features top-notch educational workshops. To learn more or register, visit the event's Web page.

Huntington Beach, Calif.--Hosted by the Illuminating Engineering Society. This conference specifically targets the needs and concerns of the street and area lighting industry. L earn about cutting-edge outdoor lighting technology and applications; see the latest products and services; network with more than 500 colleagues; apply real solutions to business challenges; and obtain continuing education credits. To learn more or register, visit the event's Web page.

Huntington Beach, Calif.--Hosted by the Illuminating Engineering Society. This conference specifically targets the needs and concerns of the street and area lighting industry. L earn about cutting-edge outdoor lighting technology and applications; see the latest products and services; network with more than 500 colleagues; apply real solutions to business challenges; and obtain continuing education credits. To learn more or register, visit the event's Web page.

Princeton, N.J.--Hosted by Heatspring Learning Institute. This course teaches students the fundamentals of building science, important safety checks and how to perform full residential energy audits. Four days of intense training are split between three days in the classroom and a full day of hands-on field training. BPI Building Analyst Certification tests (both written and field) are included. Students have the option of completing the course and taking the exams all in the same week or returning at a later date to complete the exams. Class size is limited to 15 because one-on-one interaction with the instructor is critical. Students completing this course often become energy auditors, HERS raters and home-performance contractors. To learn more or register, visit the event's Web page.

Huntington Beach, Calif.--Hosted by the Illuminating Engineering Society. This conference specifically targets the needs and concerns of the street and area lighting industry. L earn about cutting-edge outdoor lighting technology and applications; see the latest products and services; network with more than 500 colleagues; apply real solutions to business challenges; and obtain continuing education credits. To learn more or register, visit the event's Web page.

Baltimore--Hosted by Heat Spring Learning Institute. This intensive solar training teaches you to design, install and sell solar electric systems, plus helps you pass the NABCEP Entry Level Exam. The training combines 16 hours of online lessons including reading assignments, worksheets and other prep with a three-day classroom-based boot camp, including hands-on exercises and face-to-face time with an expert instructor. On the last day of the training students take the North American Board of Certified Energy Practitioners NABCEP Entry Level Exam. To learn more or register, visit the event's Web page.

Tupper Lake, N.Y.--Hosted by Heatspring Learning Institute in partnership with the International Ground Source Heat Pump Association. This three-day comprehensive course is focused on the installation of geothermal heating and cooling systems. The course includes an open book exam to become an IGSHPA Accredited Geothermal Installer. To learn more or register, visit the event's Web page.

Huntington Beach, Calif.--Hosted by the Illuminating Engineering Society. This conference specifically targets the needs and concerns of the street and area lighting industry. L earn about cutting-edge outdoor lighting technology and applications; see the latest products and services; network with more than 500 colleagues; apply real solutions to business challenges; and obtain continuing education credits. To learn more or register, visit the event's Web page.

Baltimore--Hosted by Heat Spring Learning Institute. This intensive solar training teaches you to design, install and sell solar electric systems, plus helps you pass the NABCEP Entry Level Exam. The training combines 16 hours of online lessons including reading assignments, worksheets and other prep with a three-day classroom-based boot camp, including hands-on exercises and face-to-face time with an expert instructor. On the last day of the training students take the North American Board of Certified Energy Practitioners NABCEP Entry Level Exam. To learn more or register, visit the event's Web page.

Tupper Lake, N.Y.--Hosted by Heatspring Learning Institute in partnership with the International Ground Source Heat Pump Association. This three-day comprehensive course is focused on the installation of geothermal heating and cooling systems. The course includes an open book exam to become an IGSHPA Accredited Geothermal Installer. To learn more or register, visit the event's Web page.

Baltimore--Hosted by Heat Spring Learning Institute. This intensive solar training teaches you to design, install and sell solar electric systems, plus helps you pass the NABCEP Entry Level Exam. The training combines 16 hours of online lessons including reading assignments, worksheets and other prep with a three-day classroom-based boot camp, including hands-on exercises and face-to-face time with an expert instructor. On the last day of the training students take the North American Board of Certified Energy Practitioners NABCEP Entry Level Exam. To learn more or register, visit the event's Web page.

Tupper Lake, N.Y.--Hosted by Heatspring Learning Institute in partnership with the International Ground Source Heat Pump Association. This three-day comprehensive course is focused on the installation of geothermal heating and cooling systems. The course includes an open book exam to become an IGSHPA Accredited Geothermal Installer. To learn more or register, visit the event's Web page.

Princeton, N.J.--Hosted by Heatspring Learning Institute. This course teaches students the fundamentals of building science, important safety checks and how to perform full residential energy audits. Four days of intense training are split between three days in the classroom and a full day of hands-on field training. BPI Building Analyst Certification tests (both written and field) are included. Students have the option of completing the course and taking the exams all in the same week or returning at a later date to complete the exams. Class size is limited to 15 because one-on-one interaction with the instructor is critical. Students completing this course often become energy auditors, HERS raters and home-performance contractors. To learn more or register, visit the event's Web page.