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Benchmarking
Uncovering the specific drivers of your building’s energy usage, and how it stacks up with others, is often the first step in making strategic, cost-effective energy upgrades that help you reduce energy waste, lower costs and stay competitive.
Building Operations
When you can learn to operate your building more efficiently through energy-efficient maintenance practices and equipment troubleshooting, you’ll lower costs, improve comfort and further differentiate yourself in the market.
Strategic Energy Management
Strategic Energy Management (SEM) helps you embed long-term energy-saving practices into the key areas of your building operations: people, manufacturing systems, measurement, and organizational structure.
Integrated Design
By learning how every aspect of your building works together, you’ll be able to incorporate holistic efficiency into your next commercial project to save you or your client energy, time and money.
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Common Opportunities: The Top Five
Article
Saving energy through better building operation starts with finding opportunities in five areas that have been shown to have the most frequent problems and the potential for the greatest benefits.
The physiological and psychological benefits of advanced lighting design
Article
When creating lighting designs for commercial spaces, building designers can make decisions that significantly enhance aesthetics, energy use and occupant productivity. Even beyond these powerful benefits, recent studies show that lighting design decisions can also improve the physical and emotional health of building occupants on a fundamental level.
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