Two years after NIGP's last survey on procurement of energy, a new survey now measures changes in policy, practice and strategy. Some results are expected, but other findings are surprising.
Until now, the HVAC industry has not fully embraced the possibilities of energy reduction with air infiltration in a truly meaningful way. However, that is likely to change.
LED replacement of incandescent lighting for residential use involves IC design that requires “penny pinching” to a degree not found in many other areas.
This article discusses what retrocommissioning (RCx) is, why it is important, what buildings need it, what its benefits are, and how it is implemented.
While composting gets most of the attention, anaerobic digestion is gaining as a means of diverting organic waste and generating valuable energy besides.
Although LEDs claim many advantages over traditional lamps such as durability and longevity, there are several pros and cons to consider when it comes to working with LEDs.
With the crisis unfolding at the Fukushima Daiichi nuclear plant, it is too soon to draw final conclusions. But watching the struggle to bring the site under control, we cannot help but wonder: What exactly is going on, and what lessons might be learned?
The movement toward smart grids seems inevitable. So it came as a bit of a surprise this week when a high-profile smart grid project seemed to hit a significant hurdle.
Residential energy management is considered a big piece of Smart Grid benefits. But the industry must do a better job of clarifying what those benefits mean to residents.
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