
September 14–16, 2026
Orlando, FL
Sheraton Orlando Lake Buena Vista
Completing the utility bill lifecycle with workflows (Cassandra Caldwell-Zhao)
A clean bill of health: Smarter capture, processing, and auditing in EnergyCAP (Nate Pena and Dan Behringer)
Building an energy program that survives turnover (Thomas Diliberti)
Product spotlight: Carbon accounting (Ryan Schwerman)
Behind every bill: Inside the EnergyCAP bill operations service (Nate Pena, Dan Behringer)
Maximizing EnergyCAP: Precision allocation for complex federal portfolios using pre-processing automation (Jonathan Haling)
Beyond the meter: Bringing in accurate data for energy management with University of Central Florida (Keith Coelho)
How EnergyCAP connects data, people, and purpose (Michele Markovits)
Fairfax County's journey to smarter utility management with EnergyCAP (Lili Pita)
Leveraging EnergyCAP for full lifecycle energy project management: from benchmarking to ROI (Melanie Stewart)
Retaining the human touch in a digital world (Jim Mathers)
Building decarbonization: Key issues and solutions for occupancy, wellness and sustainability (Al LaPera, CxA, EMP, LEED AP)
Mastering the chargeback module: Advanced techniques for utility cost allocation in EnergyCAP (Caitlin McBride)
EnergyCAP navigation and basic setup (Ellen Peck)
Entering and managing bills (Josh Berkheimer)
Setting up objects in EnergyCAP (Ellen Peck)
Auditing bills and resolving errors (Chris Underwood)
Introduction to measurement and verification (M&V) with University of Arizona (Michael Hoffman, Thomas Diliberti)
Creating groups and using benchmarks (Josh Berkheimer)
Calendarization and normalization basics (Chris Underwood)
Building basic reports and dashboards (Matthew Michalak)
Using energy data to drive value (Sarah Uranowski, Matthew Michalak)
Optimizing AP workflows and integrations for streamlined bill management (Cassandra Caldwell-Zhao)
Advanced measurement and verification (M&V) for energy conservation measures (John Heinz)
Estimating utility costs, budgeting, and accrual best practices (Cassandra Caldwell-Zhao)
Finding ROI with energy conservation measures (Thomas Diliberti)
Advanced measurement and verification (M&V) using special adjustments (Thomas Diliberti)
Advanced reporting and AI-powered insights (Ryan Schwerman)
Connecting your interval data, part 1 (Dave Mosemann)
Using interval data for advanced analysis, part 2 (Dave Mosemann)
"If you’re considering attending Catalyst for the first time, I’d say you absolutely should. If you’re just exploring the product or already using it, this is where you truly get to understand its value. You’ll get to connect directly with product specialists and, even more importantly, with peers who are asking and answering the same questions you have."
"I think the best part of Catalyst for me is seeing that others in higher education are facing similar challenges to ours. It’s reassuring to know we’re not alone. Many of the issues we’re encountering now are ones that others have already solved, which gives us a chance to learn from their experiences."
"I wasn’t entirely sure what to expect at Catalyst, since I don’t use EnergyCAP on a daily basis, but it’s been a great experience. I’ve learned so much about the platform’s different functionalities, things we didn’t even realize were possible."
"Catalyst has been amazing. The networking opportunities have been incredible. I’ve finally been able to put faces to the names I’ve seen in emails for so long. Connecting with peers, hearing about their challenges, and learning from their successes has been really valuable. It’s been such a helpful experience for my own growth and knowledge."
"This has been my first Catalyst, and it’s been fantastic. I really hope I can come back next year—and for many years to come. We’re not even finished yet, but I’m already full of ideas I can’t wait to take back and start implementing."

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