Evaluability is a new-ish term making the rounds in the DSM program evaluation community. The general idea is that it’s a measure of whether or not a program can be evaluated cost effectively
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Back due to popular demand, Silence of the Fans: Part 2 will talk about satisfying building loads with minimal noise. However, at times it can be too quiet!
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A new technology called radial flow heat exchangers (also called Radial Sandia Coolers) improve heat management over traditional methods, improving efficiency and equipment life.
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There are three primary areas of Strategic Energy Management: customer commitment, planning and implementation, and measurement and energy performance reporting.
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Wireless sensors come in two varieties: battery powered and self-powering. Battery powered sensors can operate between one and ten years (according to their manufacturers) without battery replacement.
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Harnessing the power of the sun is essential in the pursuit of more efficient buildings. And SHGCs are just another design tool at your disposal to meet your energy goals.
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Computer room air conditioners (CRACs) supply necessary cooling capacity to embedded or standalone data centers. Many older types of systems work similarly to traditional air conditioning systems.
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Program implementers and evaluators need to consider the operation of the equipment related to the project, but also what production changes may be taking place at the facility.
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Fortunately, there are better options for generating UV light. Many manufacturers offer LED UV lighting. LED fixtures address all of the issues of their mercury vapor counterparts.
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So, what’s new in glass coatings? Lots. There is so much innovation in the glass industry, but I’ll just describe one: electrochromics—also called smart windows or switchable glass.
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