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September 7, 2021

Devil is in the Details: Technology-Enabled Tools to Differentiate Proposals for High Efficiency HVAC Equipment in a Competitive Marketplace

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Building owners evaluating equipment replacement options are increasingly requesting HVAC professionals provide an estimate of energy savings, carbon emissions reduction, and the financial impact to facilitate technically sound decision-making. While this may present a problem for many professionals, fortunately technology-enabled software tools now exist to meet this challenge.
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August 4, 2021

Devil is in the Details: A Technology-Enabled Solution to Accelerate the Conduct of Cost-Effective Building Energy Audits

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Today, energy professionals are routinely challenged by clients to do more for less, while still providing technically sound information to facilitate informed decision-making. This is particularly true for energy audits on existing buildings.
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July 10, 2021

Devil is in the Details: Electrification Considerations for Decarbonization of Commercial Buildings

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The trend to reduce carbon dioxide emissions from buildings is accelerating and many owners are exploring ways to reduce reliance on fossil fuels by electrification. Unfortunately, the unintended consequences associated with electrification may not be understood.
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April 23, 2021

Devil is in the Details: The VRF Opportunity

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Variable Refrigerant Flow (VRF) technology offers significant energy savings and superior occupant comfort by relying on advanced inverter-driven compressor design and the capability of providing simultaneous heating and cooling to better meet occupant needs.
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January 5, 2021

Devil is in the Details: Measuring Energy Savings

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If an investment has been made in energy saving improvements, a key question from building owners is “Are the projected savings being achieved?” A properly designed measurement and verification (M&V) program should provide the answer.
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