TITLE 24 DOCUMENTATION
Title 24 part 6 is the section of California Building Code which details the necessary elements for designing commercial buildings that meet the California building energy efficiency standards.
It includes components like window replacement, new HVAC systems, plumbing systems, electrical systems, additions or tenant improvements, remodels, insulation, or any new buildings assemblies for commercial projects.
TITLE 24 DOCUMENTATION
Title 24 part 6 is the section of California Building Code which details the necessary elements for designing commercial buildings that meet the California building energy efficiency standards.
It includes components like window replacement, new HVAC systems, plumbing systems, electrical systems, additions or tenant improvements, remodels, insulation, or any new buildings assemblies for commercial projects.
TITLE 24 DOCUMENTATION
Title 24 part 6 is the section of California Building Code which details the necessary elements for designing commercial buildings that meet the California building energy efficiency standards.
It includes components like window replacement, new HVAC systems, plumbing systems, electrical systems, additions or tenant improvements, remodels, insulation, or any new buildings assemblies for commercial projects.
TITLE 24 DOCUMENTATION
Title 24 part 6 is the section of California Building Code which details the necessary elements for designing commercial buildings that meet the California building energy efficiency standards.
It includes components like window replacement, new HVAC systems, plumbing systems, electrical systems, additions or tenant improvements, remodels, insulation, or any new buildings assemblies for commercial projects.
TITLE 24 DOCUMENTATION
Title 24 part 6 is the section of California Building Code which details the necessary elements for designing commercial buildings that meet the California building energy efficiency standards.
It includes components like window replacement, new HVAC systems, plumbing systems, electrical systems, additions or tenant improvements, remodels, insulation, or any new buildings assemblies for commercial projects.
TITLE 24 DOCUMENTATION
Title 24 part 6 is the section of California Building Code which details the necessary elements for designing commercial buildings that meet the California building energy efficiency standards.
It includes components like window replacement, new HVAC systems, plumbing systems, electrical systems, additions or tenant improvements, remodels, insulation, or any new buildings assemblies for commercial projects.
TITLE 24 DOCUMENTATION
Title 24 part 6 is the section of California Building Code which details the necessary elements for designing commercial buildings that meet the California building energy efficiency standards.
It includes components like window replacement, new HVAC systems, plumbing systems, electrical systems, additions or tenant improvements, remodels, insulation, or any new buildings assemblies for commercial projects.
TITLE 24 DOCUMENTATION
Title 24 part 6 is the section of California Building Code which details the necessary elements for designing commercial buildings that meet the California building energy efficiency standards.
It includes components like window replacement, new HVAC systems, plumbing systems, electrical systems, additions or tenant improvements, remodels, insulation, or any new buildings assemblies for commercial projects.
TITLE 24 DOCUMENTATION
Title 24 part 6 is the section of California Building Code which details the necessary elements for designing commercial buildings that meet the California building energy efficiency standards.
It includes components like window replacement, new HVAC systems, plumbing systems, electrical systems, additions or tenant improvements, remodels, insulation, or any new buildings assemblies for commercial projects.
OUR STORY
Founded in 2017, the mission of Delta T Energy is to help homeowners, architects and contractors achieve their green energy design goals.
OUR MISSION is to help people implement green design practices in residential and commercial building space. We will ensure our customers are informed regarding the benefits of integrated green building design. We will construct comfortable modern homes and commercial spaces in a way that is minimally invasive to the earth all while keeping the expenses to a minimum. It is our hope that through these practices we can help create buildings which work symbiotically with both our surroundings and budgetary goals.
IN THE FUTURE Delta T Energy will branch off into a sustainability driven developement firm where we will create passive/carbon neutral homes using recycled and natural materials. Additionally, we are in the process of researching and designing a solar powered aquaponics system for low input food cultivation. This system can be integrated into custom homes for fresh, low cost food and vegetables. We hope that in the future we will be fortunate enough to design and build Zero Net Energy green communities where neighbors can live together on shared-space properties in a supportive, conscientious, and environmentally friendly way.
After graduating from Sonoma State I immediately took a position at the green building consulting firm at which I had interned during school. Luckily they were the best of the best in the industry. Throughout my first year at that company I studied like crazy and earned my California CEA license, HERS rater license, ACCA J, D, & S license, and CALGreen special inspector license. The experience that I gained from my time at the green building firm was invaluable and led me to eventually starting my own firm. I like to stay busy looking to broaden my horizons and gain knowledge. For that reason I'm currently continuing my education through BPI certifications and mechanical design courses.
OUR TEAM
We understand that navigating building codes can be difficult. Our clients find peace of mind knowing that our energy consulting team is here to guide the way. We use the newest integrative technologies to assist in commercial and residential designs, making them both green and affordable.
The Beginning
The Beginning
The Middle
The Future
ADRIAN OSGOOD
Chief Executive Officer, CEO
Inspired by his love of the outdoors, Adrian founded Delta T to help homeowners, architects, and contractors in achieving their green energy design goals. He founded Delta T with the mission of using the newest integrative technologies to assist in commercial and residential designs which are both green and affordable.
Moving with his wife and children from the beautiful mountains of Colorado to Sonoma County, Adrian attended Sonoma State University and earned his bachelors degree in Energy Management & Design. Since then, he has been acquiring all the licenses possible to aid in the advancement of Delta T's knowledge base. His goal is to create as knowledgeable and versatile a company as possible to better serve his community.
ROY NICOLAS ASI
Chief Operating Officer, COO
Roy works with clients in their journey to an energy efficient building. He believes that energy efficient buildings are a step forward in removing carbon from our atmosphere. In his free time, Roy enjoys bass fishing and being in the sunshine.
Roy completed his undergrad B.S. in Environmental Science with a concentration in Energy Management & Design at Sonoma State University. His overall goal is to create energy efficient buildings to slow down global warming & carbon emissions in order to preserve his beloved bass fishing spots.
VERONICA CRUZ
Residential Energy Consultant, CALGreen Special Inspector & Plans Examiner, HERS Rater
Veronica began working at Delta T Energy as a consultant and HERS rater in the Fall of 2019. Having a strong desire to protect the environment and to protect the existing resources available, she wants to help others understand the importance of green building and design as an invaluable resource that allows us to create homes that can coexist with nature and still be affordable.
She studied at San Francisco State University where she received a BS in Civil Engineering. She also attended Santa Rosa Junior College where she received an AS in Environmental Studies.
MATT JUSTICE, P.E.
Chief Engineering Officer, Mechanical & Plumbing Engineering, Non-Residential Energy Consultant, CALGreen Special Inspector & Plans Examiner
Matt joined the Delta T team as an energy analyst and HVAC designer. Motivated by his carpentry and theatre set construction experiences along with his deep interests in Energy Systems, he chose to pursue a career optimizing building performance to reduce our carbon footprint.
He studied at the University of California, Irvine and graduated with a degree in Mechanical Engineering, specializing in Environmental Engineering and Energy Systems. In his free time you’ll often find him trying out new recipes in the kitchen or exploring new areas.
