Buildings of the Future: Net Zero Energy | David Shad | TEDxCSUSM
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- Опубліковано 28 вер 2024
- Do you wish that you could be paid for the energy you use rather than having to pay for it? David Shad is an engineer and futurist who has a solution to the worldwide energy crisis we are experiencing due to exponential population growth. His idea replaces current energy producing means with sustainable and environmentally friendly methods which ensure sufficient energy to power the world today and for years to come. Find out how David plans to turn the biggest culprit of the energy crisis into our greatest asset and how you can do your part to save our planet.
Fueled by a combination of family history and great passion, David Shad grew up knowing he wanted to be a world-class solution provider. Driven by his desire, he graduated from the University of Southern California, one of the nation’s top engineering schools. But he didn’t stop there-David has become a LEED Accredited Professional, achieved certification of ASHRAE’s Building Energy Modeling Professional, obtained his Commissioning Authority certification, and passed the Mechanical Professional Engineering Exam at age 24 making him one of the youngest to do so in the country. David has always had the desire to make the world a better place through his innovative visions. He is an active leader in the building community and wants to propel society forward by challenging his fellow millennials, the future leaders of the world.
This talk was given at a TEDx event using the TED conference format but independently organized by a local community. Learn more at www.ted.com/tedx
It’s so refreshing to see people trying to create and promote real change, in a tangible way. Continue doing what you’re doing!
HE WAS THE REAL CATCH OF THE SHOW!
This is the new frontier! I wish people got renewable resources more often. It’s how we will survive! Thank you Shad!
TED talk needs to feature David !! He has such awesome insight and could hold some secrets to a cleaner future !
love this! So inspirational. Crazy to see you go from reality tv to this! Audrey is lucky to have you as her PM
Lily Lynn can you please tell me what PM stands for I see it on her Instagram and I’m so confused haha
Rachel Mck Perfect Match. Lol
Great idea given by someone who is obviously passionate about and well-knowledged in the sustainable energy field. I am a student at USC and would love to see net zero energy incorporated on campus!
Shad!!! Thank you for shining a light on this important issue and using your platform to spark change!
Hey David. Great talk...even the awkward unicycle bits! LOL
In regard to your assertion that we could live net zero energy plus, I would caution anyone who thinks that the excess energy production will always earn you a "check in the mail." Feed-in tariffs (or pay for your excess energy production fed into the grid) were once relatively high here (in Australia), but now have sunk dramatically. The economic reality is that as renewable energy production increases and eventually surpasses the mainline grid power production, the power companies simply cannot afford to pay for electricity that is fed back into the grid. It becomes a net sum loss for them. Some may applaud that and shout 'good riddance' to the power companies, but the [current] fact is that they provide an essential service that simply can't be discarded overnight. Lots of work to do, but stay on it! We're on the right track!
It’s awesome to see my fav AYTO star to be on a TED! It’s amazing, I hope I can do something like you do some day
I am a big believer in what this man is saying. The time to change is now! How can we become more focused on these kinds of energy issues and not what they discuss in politics year after year?
I love it how he goes from a reality TV show to a TED Talk
Seriously amazing technology. This is how we should be harnessing our energy!
this should be a featured Ted talk!!! he had great ideas & perspective!!!
This needs to be shared everywhere!!
The information that you shared is information that I will sincerely take in and think of, thank you!
Such an eye opener!! Should most definitely be a featured Ted talk!!
David - This is such a good Talk. Thank you for putting sustainability first, we need more people like you on this planet :)
So cool to see you using your platform to spread this message!
Super cool talk! I'm glad to see someone actually talking about this and taking the necessary steps to change the way we produce and waste our energy!
Very informative bro I’ve watched it multiple times and I learn something new each time keep it up! 💪🏽
Such an excellent presentation! Thank you for your research and efforts put forth to spread such a positive message
This is really amazing ! Go Shad!
Great Job David , came to show support. Very informative with a movement ! Keep it up, you’ll only become better and better .
I would like to see you on a unicycle, but I think this is really important also. I think it’s going to come a time when everyone needs solar panels and the cost of them is going to sky rocket and it’s going to cause a problem.
All jokes aside, this is honestly crazy and thank you for giving me this information because I feel enlightened and hopefully I can also help the future by knowing this info.
Great point of view to share to others! Keep it up.
Amazing!
The “John” never closes 😂 good job buddy!!
It’s the shadddddddd‼️
Shaaaaad!! 👌🏼👌🏼😍
All new home and major remodels needs to be built to Net Zero and Passive House standards.
I hope this gets featured by Ted Talk!
Can this be used for tiny homes? Legit question.
Amazing video... Audrey sent me💖
Love this talk! BUT I have to say, the graphic of energy consumption...we relay too much on graphics but this one not even shows the farm agriculture that is another one of the leading causes...
This is awesome !!
So insightful!!
Shad! Go you! 🎉🎉
Ok... The use of nuclear energy it's debatable, and energy cannot be created, only not used. I think the energy consumpion by the transportation sector is still larger than the buildings sector. Tho it's great your introduction to Net zero buildings.
Well said shad. What are your thoughts on earthships?
I wish I was more like this guy when I was his age :/
Legendary
How do I get the contact info for Mr. Shad? Im starting a self-sustainable non profit that will provide shelter for those humans in need. Building in alignment with nature is what net zero calls for. I have some ideas I would like to discuss with you if I may.
Regulations are what drove the massive efficiency of Japanese automobiles. And engineers rose to the challenge.
Make it happen!!!
We need more Shads in this lifetime
AYTO!!
i dont think wind energy and residential areas go well together
Interesting
👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼
we need to maximize than saving all life for a home
how is a city core supposed to generate its own electricity?
YTS: yeah the shad
Its like a body. If you can't run or eat anymore don't take more that what you can take. Exeding this will destroy you such as this planet
Shad from AYTO Season 6
FEATURE SHAD
Its funny that He is showing pictures from Germany
List the companies that can make my home Net Zero energy
Tesla
Save water - drink more Beer.
You shouldn't be allowed to look like this when you are that smart !
Option 1 & 2 are not options.
No offence intended but many countries (outside USA) have been doing this for years. Eg. My 3 bedroom home has a 6.6kw solar panel system, I’m always in credit with the electricity company. In many developing countries and also in USA people are still burning oil and coal in their homes for heating. It’s 2019. Your ideas aren’t new just maybe new to Americans
First of all, you d-bag, Tesla allocates almost all its revenue and funding to R&D. Tesla has not done any marketing. Everything you hear about Tesla is all spread by the people themselves. Consumers who love the product and wants the world to know. I have not seen one single Tesla advertisement yet. All their information is on their website. That's it.
HOT NERD!
"Does Keith live in my heart? I don't think so, he's not paying rent?" -shad
You must think in a different way if you don't pay for you energy includes heating, cooling, cooking, lights etc. and even drive your car with free energy will save you a lot of money every year. Think how much money you have more every month witch you can spend for a lot of other things for living.
Shad is the goat for this.
WHy is everyone calling him Shad not David Shad??
Matt Redd he was on a dating show called Are You The One and went by Shad on the show
No new videos on Emoney Music in 3 months? C'mon.
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Yo, my homie Emoney!!
Shad just blew us all away with this! He was so quiet on the show and he comes out like YASSS
so happy someone is talking about this on such a platform! 👏🏼
Horrible presenter X
MTV definitely should have given him more air time! He is so smart and I'm sad we didn't get to see that on air.
I feel like we all need to start caring more about the environment and this is such a good idea :)
That's the smallest audience I've ever seen for a TED Talk.
The ironic thing is this all needs money people don't readily have. They need loans to pay the capital costs of (say) PV, which has a 7-10 year payback time. There's nothing wrong with that. That is how all change happens. Just seems this guy doesn't like spending money you don't have.
This is why we need the Green New Deal. Divert government subsidies from oil&gas and invest in making buildings more efficient (especially bringing old buildings up to current standards), and as a bonus it creates tons of jobs!
The problem is solar panels are just too expensive for common people
Nuclear has a very bad reputation that it doesn't deserve. I know this guy has good intentions, but his anti-nuclear speech is not helping the world.
Unfortunately this talk leaves so much unaddressed. There are other problems with solar for certain areas. This sounds like an ad for solar and meet zero homes but doesn't address the costs and necessary steps to going meet zero other than go solar. We need other types of energy production than thermal hydro wind solar etc or else they need to solve the cost benefit challenges for certain regions. Those aren't as feasible or the cost benefit isn't there yet where I'm from. He's right that something needs to be done but misses so much to make this talk actionable.
blah blah blah. he needs to be working on batteries till we get viable affordable power storage. going to be awfully hard to do. One can put in 10000 watts of solar and not hook to the grid no storage and just as he started out no power
Favorite from MTV. &’ yet now hes on TED Talk ! Thats Awesome !
David Shad,
This is a great concept, and I support educating the general population on the idea of building green; however, you failed to mention the challenges. Despite the advances in making green technology more marketable, a lot of building material and equipment required to make a net-zero home are still costly to the average consumer. Showing viewers the potential lifecycle cost savings could have been effective. In addition, builders still need to integrate into this movement. Design details can be more complex for these types of buildings, making the construction challenging; more experienced, competent, and specialty contractors need to enter the industry. Maybe - in theory - we would benefit from the consolidation of the building industry. Lastly, you should have mentioned the prevalent building standards used as "road maps" when building net-zero. We need consumers to understand what it entails to build green, not just the benefits.
Thanks,
Michael P. Donovan, Donovan Family of Companies
YES SHADDDDDD
Fantastic discussion! Well done David 🙌🏽
While I understand the overall message, the home "design" he showed at 12:28 probably goes against everything he is talking about. Sure it has solar panels, but what orientation are those windows? How many rooms/floor area needs to be heated and cooled throughout the year? How airtight is that building, as I imagine a lot of leakage around those windows and weatherboard construction? Double-car garage? Water intensive landscape? Nah throw some solar panels on the roof and you'll be okay.
So inspiring - going from reality tv to TED talks
This guy has 2 modes, a serious robot mode and a party dude mode
I am SHOCKED
What economical buildings tech is available that combine NetZero performance plus meet FEMA standards for disaster resistance?
Instagram squad!!!
We can fix all of this very simply, two words: MASS MIGRATION. That's it, all we have to do continue and increase global migration.
WOW!!!! He's actualy quite intelligent
Shad was one of the most intelligent guys in the house and was one of my favorite!
THEEE SHAD!
Nuclear energy isn't exactly as you describe. Or at least, it doesn't have to be (i.e. TerraPower). The rest of your info is great but fear mongering other advancements is a bit much. Spot on about the building industry though. I am living through that while trying to talk a builder into doing a passive house for less than half a million... which is absurd. Average people need access to net zero housing.
Drive your electric vehicle with free fuel from your solar panels.
Net Zero and Passive House construction techniques are the future. Saving energy saves money on utilities.
Air sealing, great insulation, super efficient heating and air conditioning, LED lighting systems, Triple pane windows and European style triple seal doors, Solar panels with battery storage and an electric vehicle charger in the garage. Air sealing and blower door testing is an under appreciated energy saver. The cost of solar energy has dropped dramatically and continues to fall.
This is just childish. With service life of 100 years by avarage for buildings, this route would take a century to saturate the built environment.
Much better to make sure the energy used in buildings is low emissions. I would suggest nuclear power plus hydro plus solar and wind to do this. Fukushima was about the worse it can go with old reactors and it caused zero radiation related deaths.
What comes to buildings, some third of the life cycle emissions originate from building material emissions. Go energy efficient, with low emissions materials and long service life powered by clean energy.
Show me one person who receives a paycheck back from a utility company that doesn't work there , they don't exist !
Nuclear doesn’t have to be dangerous
Tesla does not spend anything on marketing.
while it is a beautiful and very good idea to make buildings self sufficient i think he is too ready to dismiss nuclear energy. there have been huge innovations in the nuclear field, including thorium which is so good at producing safe energy that a small ball about 2 inches in diameter can produce enough energy for an entire person's *lifetime*. It is far far safer than the alternatives and its halflife is only 300 years(which we know how to manage) compared to the 100,000 years that the old models used. purely based on the data, its impractical to assume we can get by on only solar, wind, and water without nuclear if we are to phase out coal. even in the absolute worst case senarios(ie fukashima) the radiation surrounding the site is still less than an xray and nothing compared to the 7 million deaths caused by pollutants in the air from coal. im not trying to disrespect his ted talk, i just felt i needed to correct his err as nuclear power is going to be absolutely essential if we are to stop climate change. its especially damaging that people aren't yet educated about these new improvements
To achieve net zero target, energy efficiency of the building is more crucial than on site renewable energy sources. That means, first the building needs to be designed in a way it consumes minimum possible amount of energy. Unfortunately he didn't put much emphasis on this here.