August 18, 2026
CxEnergy 2027 has opened its Call for Abstracts, inviting industry professionals to submit presentation proposals for its technical education program. The conference will take place April 27–30, 2027, at Mandalay Bay in Las Vegas, Nevada, bringing together professionals in commissioning, energy management, building analytics, HVAC testing and building performance.
CxEnergy 2027 will feature more than 30 educational sessions alongside an expo hall and professional networking opportunities. The event attracts commissioning experts, energy management professionals, MEP engineers, testing, adjusting and balancing (TAB) specialists, facility managers and building owners.
Organizers are seeking abstracts covering practical, technical and emerging issues affecting high-performance buildings and facilities.
Presentation topics may include commissioning and energy management case studies, specialty systems, building envelopes, healthcare, education and data centres.
Other areas of interest include artificial intelligence in commissioning and energy management, building automation and controls, cybersecurity, data analytics, IoT, distributed energy resources, microgrids, energy storage, lighting controls, water conservation, sustainability and regulatory developments.
Business-focused presentations addressing commissioning, TAB and energy management are also encouraged.
Industry professionals interested in presenting at CxEnergy 2027 must submit their abstracts and speaker information by September 30, 2026.
Technical presentations will be approved for several continuing education credits, including AIA Learning Units, USGBC LEED General Education CE, CxA CE, EMP CE and AABC TBE and TBT CE.
CxEnergy is presented by the Leaders in Building Performance: AABC Commissioning Group, Associated Air Balance Council and Energy Management Association.
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