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Energy Management & Lighting

Russelectric Distributed Energy Controller

September 13, 2019

RDEC is a fully integrated controller for complex, mission critical distributed energy systems, ranging from back-up generation and demand management to fully functional microgrids.

Facility Management & COVID-19

Working Weekends A Reality For Most Professionals Working Remotely

November 24, 2020

Why The Time Is Right To Consider Touchless Elevators

November 24, 2020

7 Unique Ways To Deploy Mass Notification In Your Facility

November 20, 2020

Facility Executive Featured Video

Energy & Energy Technology

[VIDEO] View Energy Use and Gain Insight with EcoStruxure Power | Schneider Electric

September 1, 2020

Get the energy usage and analysis tools to make that happen with EcoStruxure™ Power. IoT-connected products, user-friendly and intelligent energy management software, and digital workforce support from the experts.

FacilityBlog

Working Weekends A Reality For Most Professionals Working Remotely

Workplace Culture November 24, 2020

Tampa, Miami, and Raleigh top list of U.S. cities where employees often log over eight hours a day at home, finds Robert Half research.

Real Estate Advisor, Building Solutions, Marks 30 Years With School Improvement Initiative

Facility Management November 24, 2020

The Dallas-based firm commits to donating 3,000 hours to schools in the North Texas area to perform facility assessments of public, charter, and private schools.

Georgia-Pacific Facility Earns EPA’s ENERGY STAR Top Project

Environment November 24, 2020

A water use reduction project has earned Georgia-Pacific’s consumer products mill in Palatka, FL the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency’s (EPA’s) ENERGY STAR Top Project for 2020.

FEMA Projects Implementing I-Codes Could Save $600B By 2060

Construction & Retrofits November 23, 2020

As the frequency and severity of natural hazards continue to increase year-over-year, a new FEMA study reaffirms that building codes continue to be the best first line of defense.