Michael Floyd

Michael Floyd is Autodesk's Sustainable Industry Technology Manager, leading the company’s initiative to deliver powerful, focused solutions to customer sustainability challenges. His life prior to Autodesk included design direction, and consulting in both product development and the built environment. His past industry sustainability work encompassed issues related to toxicity, design for environment, climate, and supply chain adaptation. He has a special interest in energy efficiency in buildings, and has undertaken related work at scales ranging from whole cities to commercial kitchens. He was of the 100+ eco-hackers at the POC21 Innovation Camp in France, working to create open source, grassroots responses to climate change. He holds an MSc in Environmental Technology from Imperial College London, and a BA from Princeton University.

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    The architecture 2030 Challenge calls for all new US buildings, developments, and major renovations to be carbon-neutral by 2030. The key to meeting this challenge? Energy analysis from start to finish. Analyzing a complete or near-final design has little or no effect on a building’s operational energy performance. But leveraging energy analysis as a decision-making…

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