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Energy Dashboard for Healthcare


The Energy Efficiency Education Dashboard can help healthcare facilities inform patients, families, staff and donors about their sustainable building initiatives.  Facilities can share how their sustainable changes reduce energy or water use, and also make the building a healthier place, improving patient experiences.

 

With the U.S. Green Building Council’s (USGBC) introduction of LEED for Healthcare, the Energy Efficiency Education Dashboard also contributes towards satisfying a LEED Innovation in Design credit.

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Use the solution for education and other display needs including: 

» Home Page Component
» Building Performance Screen(s)
» Competition among Buildings/Floors
» Campus View Map
» Green Features
» LEED Checklist
» Environmental Tips
» Interactive Quizzes/Games
» Educational Demonstrations
» Green Conversion Calculator
» News Feed		 » Organization Information
» Building Floor Plan/Maps
» Building Directory
» Calendar of Events
» Awards Information
» Donor Recognition
» Image Galleries
» Weather Conditions
» Other Custom Solutions

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Testimonial - Energy Dashboards

  • Roshek Building Energy Dashboard

    “Providing a public display such as this allows us to share what makes a sustainable building, and it gets everyone motivated to change their actions towards sustainability," said Jeff Rusch of Gronen Properties, facilities manager of the Roshek building.

  • Richards Advantage, Inc.

    “Everyone’s overall reaction to the dashboard has definitely brought the WOW factor to a new level,” said Ric Richards of Richards Advantage, Inc., a McDonald’s owner/operator. “The touch screen hits customers right in the face when they walk in the restaurant. It’s so unique and different; people are walking right up and touching the dashboard right away.”

  • American Institute of Architects-IA

    “The EEED draws you in to explore,” said Jessica Reinert, deputy director at AIA Iowa.  “I like the way the graphics mirror the interior of the office. The EEED is easy to maneuver and is well organized. Visiting colleagues have stated that they would like an EEED in their office and are very interested.”

  • Nichols School

    “The dashboard will allow students to actively learn math by compiling building data,” said MaryAnne Hejna, math department chair at Nichols School. “Students will study how electric needs vary on a day-to-day basis as well as on a seasonal cycle. The dashboard will collect this tangible data and infuse live math into daily classes for students to manipulate and learn from.”

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