New HDD updates to ENERGY STAR’s 2018 scoring model
The EPA will introduce Heating Degree Days back into the ENERGY STAR Portfolio Manager scoring process for Office buildings, and the changes will be implemented July 21, 2019.
The EPA will introduce Heating Degree Days back into the ENERGY STAR Portfolio Manager scoring process for Office buildings, and the changes will be implemented July 21, 2019.
Atul Khanzode–Technology and Innovation Leader at DPR Construction–discusses digital twins, designing for efficiency, and deploying technology.
Five examples show how to find the best buildings for battery storage investments, understand where to focus on peak demand management, and quickly analyze a year’s worth of data.
J.P. Pascoli–P.E. and Director, Physical Asset Management & Reliability at the world’s second-largest uranium producer–discusses how we can tune the settings of engineering education to fit to actual engineering careers.
Spot a faulty inverter, validate battery storage projects, track your net metering, and more.
[Recording] Requirements of the June 1st deadline for California buildings to enter their energy information in Energy Star and benchmark their data with the state.
While there are considerations, winning a spot from the Direct Access lottery can be a bonanza (notice deadline is June 10th – 14th).
Add water utility bills to Gridium or connect your water data online for automated benchmarking and cost trend analysis.
Review your energy data and make sure everything is ready for the June 1 deadline and that your building complies with the requirements for AB 802.
Nigel Marcussen–VP, Head of Building Engineering at WeWork–discusses how his team delivers productive, collaborative environments at the world’s fastest growing real estate tech company.
Thousands of buildings across the U.S., from Massachusetts to San Diego, run Gridium technology to diagnose anomalous energy leaks, boost building occupant service levels, and extend asset uptime with usable preventive maintenance alerts.
Ram Rajagopal–Associate Professor at Stanford University and Principal Investigator of Powernet–discusses this ARPA-E program to develop an end-to-end, open-source system that will enable real-time coordination of utilities’ centralized assets with millions of distributed energy resources.