In the spirit of the holidays and to brighten up our Denver office space, the team held a door decorating competition in lead up to the company's holiday office party. Competition was fierce and impressive as numerous teams put forth clever and detailed displays. As voted on by the families of staff at the party, Nate and Clark were awarded a much deserved first place, followed very closely by Chris and Natalie with a company themed design...
Join a few Power TakeOff team members at one of the most rejuvenating conferences of the year. BECC is a great conference to learn new behavioral sciences, program designs, and research from the top graduate students and organizations in our industry. We're excited to take some time away from the office to take a step back and look at the industry anew. We look forward to seeing you at the many events....
With all energy efficiency program designs, the company makes changes to consumption and then calculates savings. Deemed savings estimates allow for engineers to make comparisons between equipment that was previously installed and estimate lifetime savings for new equipment. Whole building modeling gives programs the opportunity to do non-intrusive monitoring to look at the facility from a holistic view. One of the major benefits of using whole building approaches with utility data is the ability to monitor...
Join Power TakeOff at the 40th PLMA Conference in St. Petersburg, FL to discuss load management and help shape the industry. We're excited about this year's jam packed agenda and events. We look forward to networking and learning from everyone as we grow and improve customer solutions....
Despite the massive opportunity for energy reduction, operational savings in commercial buildings have long been low on utility priority list because of the challenges of big data: acquisition, analysis, and action. There are energy savings that are easy to prove, and energy savings that are harder to prove. Proving energy savings from capital measures, like changing out lightbulbs, is relatively simple. Incandescent light bulbs use a certain amount of power to operate, and LEDs use less...