Pilots are the superstars of the flying world. Pilot efficiency programs, on the other hand, are a much less known, but equally awesome, superstar of the energy efficiency world.
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How and when to go about performing a whole-building simulation requires the expertise of an experienced energy engineer who can find the delicate balance between effective results in a reasonable amount of time.
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Residential usage disaggregators include technologies that use behind the meter logging equipment to sense electrical usage patterns within the home.
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Such documentation can go a long way in developing a sound technical analysis. At the very least, presenting this information can eliminate the initial email or phone call to the customer asking, “What are you doing?”
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Smart bulbs connect wirelessly through a special wireless router in your home to all your web devices (PC, tablet, smart phone). The client app permits flexible scheduling and remote control
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Process intensification involves combining multiple processing steps into one, or combining the work of multiple pieces of equipment in one machine.
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Going way over the code-required amount of insulation is likely going to be very costly and only marginally effective. Save your money for other energy-saving projects like HVAC controls.
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Memory shape material cooling (elastocaloric cooling) is a new application for shape memory alloys. Materials that exhibit shape memory will return to their original cast or molded form when heat is applied.
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Good program goals are an important pillar to program success. Program managers should keep program actor behaviors and responsibilities in mind so goals don’t become barriers to participation.
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Blowers are simple to install, maintain, and replace. Compressed air systems are complicated machines that require a great deal of time to maintain. Blowers reduce that headache.
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