The conversation around sustainable building in education has shifted dramatically. No longer a niche consideration for progressive districts, LEED certification has become a strategic tool for school systems seeking to enhance student outcomes, control long-term costs and demonstrate community leadership.
Air-Con International, a provider of reliable HVAC solutions, offers the Multi-Split System for technicians and contractors seeking flexible, energy-efficient climate control.
With rising energy costs, growing grid volatility, and mounting pressure to meet aggressive sustainability goals, building operators are increasingly reevaluating the efficiency of their mechanical and HVAC systems.
Baltimore Aircoil Company Inc. offers the innovative AI-driven Loop™ Platform, designed to enhance the efficiency and performance of HVAC systems.
Conflicts between energy production and water availability are on the rise, even in areas not traditionally associated with water supply constraints.
Georgia’s McIntosh County Board of Education began collaboration with ABM on energy-efficiency upgrades for its schools in December 2016.
The contract between Beaufort and Johnson Controls is expected to generate $5.4 million in savings over 15 years for the city.
The energy efficiency retrofit included replacing 950 old pneumatic thermostats with the Cypress Envirosystems Wireless Pneumatic Thermostat system.
PROMOTION — More and more, schools are considering renewable energy options to cost-effectively meet their energy needs. Lennox’ patent-pending SunSource® Commercial Energy System collects energy from the sun, feeds it directly into Lennox’ solar-ready Energence® rooftop unit, and supplies any excess electricity to the rest of the building or to the power grid.
