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About Us - Honored Chapter Members
Distinguished 50-Year Member Award Recipients
Mr. Norman A. Buckley - 1996
Mr. Leonard J. O'Dell - 2005
Mr. Charles R. Knights - 2011
Distinguished Service Award Recipients
Mr. Norman A. Buckley - 1988
Dr. D.F. Huttenlocher - 1994
Mr. Charles R. Knights - 1996
Mr. Leonard J. O'Dell - 2003
Mr. Larry J. Fisher - 2003
Mr. Matt R. Hargan – 2004
Chapter Service Award Recipients
Mr. Matt R. Hargan – 2000
Mr. Leonard J. O'Dell – 2001
Mr. Edward A. Dusch – 2006
Mr. Luke A. Powell – 2011
Mr. Julian Donahue, Jr. – 2011
Mr. Larry J. Fisher - 2012
Mr. Jefferey M. Murphy - 2012
Mr. Kenneth C. Peet - 2012
Regional Award of Merit Recipients
Mr. Charles R. Knights – 1986
Mr. James L. Schulze, Sr. – 1988
Mr. James D. Walsh – 1988
Mr. Matt R. Hargan – 1998
Mr. Leonard J. O'Dell – 2002
Mr. Kenneth C. Peet - 2002
Mr. Edward A. Dusch - 2012
ASHRAE Fellow Recipients
Mr. Frank Faust (Presidential Member) -
Mr. Robert Logsdon - 1954
Mr. James May (Presidential Member) - 1968
Mr. Joseph Pictsch - 1977
Mr. Leonard O’Dell - 1990
Mr. Raymond Thornton - 1990
Mr. Matt Hargan - 1995
Mr. James Schulze - 1998
Other Honors Recipients
Mr. Leonard J. O'Dell – ASHRAE Symposium Paper – 1988
Mr. Curtis R. Slayton, PE – Fellow Award – 2008
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ASHRAE West Virginia, Louisville, and Bluegrass Chapters Webinar
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ASHRAE West Virginia, Louisville, and Bluegrass Chapters Webinar (UPDATED TIME)
Thursday, April 29, 2021
Please join us for a joint webinar put on by the West Virginia, Bluegrass, and Louisville ASHRAE chapters!
Presenter: Stet Sanborn
Topic: Electrification of Heating and Rapid Decarbonization
Learning Objectives:
![]() With the US's plan set to rejoin the Paris Climate Accord, our country's governance at all levels will need to accelerate decarbonization strategies to meet reduction goals of the Accord. Our presenter will provide an overview of strategies adopted across North America and challenges we will face including those unique to the WV/KY area. Will provide a background on the development of national decarbonization policies and the transition to electrified buildings. Hear about emerging technologies, like CO2 heat pumps, that are helping drive the rapid electrification of the built environment, including complex buildings like research labs and carbon-intensive applications like space heating and domestic hot water production. He will also explain load-shifting strategies needed to enable a resilient, carbon-free utility grid.
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