Energy Management & Lighting

Applications for this active desiccant hybrid system include hospital operating rooms, archival and dry storage, hotels, and multi-family buildings.

Biopharm giant Pfizer Inc. will install of a 5.6 megawatt fuel cell power generation system to provide reliable and low carbon electricity and steam for its 160-acre research and development facility in Groton, CT.

This issue takes a comprehensive look at smart facility technologies, the Internet of Things, maintenance software, and energy management. Plus, mitigating disaster.

New energy efficiency standards issued for rooftop air conditioners and heat pumps represent the largest energy and pollution savings of any rule ever issued by the Department of Energy.

When executing a warehouse lighting retrofit, don't leave money on the table.

The multi-agency solar power purchase agreement for federal facilities in California and Nevada will save $5M and reduce greenhouse gas emissions.

Properly illuminated, these spaces will see increased productivity and safety, while reducing energy and maintenance costs.

Expanding on the company's Design Envelope technology, this new line of pumps features 33 energy savings models.

Do you use energy management, building management, or both to measure and manage energy use? Do you think they are one and the same?

An assisted living residence conducts a pilot program to increase energy efficiency.

A four year plan to improve the Chicago Cubs' home field, The 1060 Project will include wireless lighting controls first in a new clubhouse and fitness facility.

Building envelope improvements often rank at or near the top of the facility team’s to-do list, since they generally provide an attractive return on investment.

Retrofit or forward-fit? Smart systems give new life—and new return on investment—to aging facilities.

Facility leaders can take action on these five strategies to better manage energy expenses—and position their teams for success.

When it comes to energy management, a holistic view and concerted effort help create a framework to achieve measurable results.

New Yorkers may have a reputation for not being the friendliest of folks when they're busy trying to get from here to there. So what gives with them chatting with, and even hugging, a street lamp?

Monitoring and control systems are at the nexus of buildings and successful zero net energy (ZNE) performance, according to a new study from the Continental Automated Buildings Association (CABA).

More than 90 percent of Americans agree that greater investments should be put toward upgrading U.S. public school buildings, according to a new poll from U.S. Green Building Council.

There is great potential for facilities to reduce energy costs through frequency regulation, regardless of the demand response market.

A recent public review of the Facility Smart Grid Information Model (FSGIM), is bringing homes, offices, factories, and other buildings significantly closer to becoming full partners in supporting and managing the electric grid.