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ASHRAE Bluegrass Chapter
About
The ASHRAE Bluegrass chapter is formed of ASHRAE members located in the central Kentucky area and any ASHRAE members interested in the Bluegrass chapter activities. Our members are HVAC and Refrigeration Design Professionals and Equipment Manufacturers. Typically eight chapter meetings are held annually along with special interest seminars on items of current interest like Climate Change, Indoor Air Quality, Acoustics, and CFC Phase-outs. Several social events also occur during the year. Chapter meetings are held each month (September through May) in Lexington, KY. Most of the regular monthly chapter meetings are broadcast live to remote locations in the Mountaineer section.
Bluegrass Chapter Mission
To provide information and support to anyone interested in environmental comfort or industrial process cooling or heating
Recent Chapter News
ASHRAE Membership Renewal and Hardship Notice
Has your ASHRAE membership expired and you don’t know how to renew? Are you experiencing hardship and can’t afford to renew? How to Renew Membership:
Bluegrass ASHRAE Split System Raffle Draw
Thank you to everyone who participated in our first Split System Raffle! We raised $980 for ASHRAE Research Promotion. This money goes to fund HVAC
COVID-19 ASHRAE Infographic and Resources
ASHRAE has collected a myriad of technical resources in response to the COVID-19 pandemic. This infographic includes embedded links to take the user to the
ASHRAE Society Snapshot 2019-2020
The 2019-2020 ASHRAE Society Snapshot Forecast is now available. This overview provides the forecasted results for the past Society Year. The report highlights ASHRAE’s successful
2020 ASHRAE Annual Conference Changes
See below for an update on the ASHRAE Annual Conference in Austin. https://www.ashrae.org/conferences/ashrae-2020-virtual-conference Dear ASHRAE Members and Friends: As we work together to navigate
University of Kentucky E-Day
Special thanks to our Bluegrass ASHRAE volunteers who volunteered to help at the University of Kentucky’s E-Day (Engineering Day). Also thanks to Corken Applied for
