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10.06.2026

Healthcare Decarbonization and Design: Yes, Your Facility Can Win

Healthcare facilities are among the largest carbon emitters in the built environment — and the engineers, architects, and facility managers who design and operate them are best placed to drive change. This webinar is about the work itself: how to decarbonize healthcare buildings, what makes a genuinely great healthcare facility, and how to document and communicate that work on a global stage. Along the way, you’ll learn how to participate in two of IFHE’s flagship recognition programs — the IFHE Global Carbon Challenge (“Cut the Carbs”) and the 2026 IFHE International Building Award — and, in the case of the Carbon Challenge, can take less than ten minutes to enter all your facilities. You’ll also hear from leaders at the forefront of healthcare decarbonization. Awards will be presented at the 29th IFHE World Congress, October 17–20, 2026, in New Orleans, Louisiana.

Troy Savage Director of Strategic Projects and Innovation, Mazzetti
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Session 1 -June 10

For participants in the Americas, Europe, Africa, the Middle East, and Southeast Asia

Register - June 10

08:00 AM PDT
11:00 AM EDT
04:00 PM BST
05:00 PM CEST
05:00 PM SAST
08:30 PM IST

Session 2 - June 10
(June 11 Eastern Hemisphere)

For participants in the Americas, East Asia, Australia, and New Zealand

Register - June 10/11

05:00 PM - June 10 PDT
08:00 PM - June 10 EDT
09:00 AM - June 11 JST
09:30 AM - June 11 ACST
12:00 PM - June 11 NZST

LEARNING OBJECTIVES

By the end of this webinar, participants will be able to:

  1. Identify practical approaches to decarbonizing healthcare buildings, from energy reduction strategies to low-carbon design principles
  2. Understand what distinguishes genuinely high-performing healthcare facilities — and how to measure and document that performance
  3. Learn the eligibility criteria, submission process, and timelines for the IFHE Global Carbon Challenge and the 2026 International Building Award
  4. Leave with a clear, actionable plan for entering one or both programs — Building Award deadline July 1, Carbon Challenge deadline July 31