Sunday, May 19, 2013
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Energy Star program to help improve commercial building energy efficiency

Facility Management New’s article, “Energy Star program to help improve commercial building energy efficiency,” discusses a new pilot program designed by the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) in partnership with several states and utility companies to further improve commercial building energy efficiency. The program will help energy efficiency programs increase energy savings and help the environment.

BAS-IT Convergence, Now and Into the Cloud

The article, “BAS-IT Convergence, Now and Into the Cloud,” on Automated Buildings, shares the convergence of building automation systems (BAS) across the enterprise network as new web-based technologies drive open standards (e.g., XML) and make information available anywhere, anytime. Read the article to learn more about integrating building automation systems (BAS) into IT networks.

 

 

More school building projects going green

The Washington Examiner’s article, “More school building projects going green,” shows that according to the U.S. Green Building Council, more schools are taking green initiatives and are seeking LEED (Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design) certification. The rise in the construction of green schools is because going green is more financially achievable than in the past. Sustainable school builders are looking to utilize environmentally friendly materials and reduce school operating costs. Learn more about the increase of green schools.

U.S. Offices Lag in Efficiency, Conservation

Environmental Leader’s article, “U.S. Offices Lag in Efficiency, Conservation,” discusses the results of the IBM Smarter Buildings study, which provides information that U.S. office buildings aren’t keeping up with new building automation practices. This lag is hurting productivity and increasing expenses. The study revealed that building occupants want to help improve the building’s efficiencies and the environment. Learn more about this study and how federal agencies are working to improve the design of energy-efficient building systems.

Johnson Controls Celebrates 125-Year Anniversary of Making Buildings More Energy-Efficient

Congratulations to Johnson Controls for 125 of success! Johnson Controls is celebrating 125 years of making buildings more energy-efficient. Visit Johnson Control’s website to learn more about their celebration and dedication to energy efficiency.

 

 

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