The development of national model green building codes and standards has become a dominant focus in the regulatory arena today. Multiple code documents are now available or are scheduled for completion before the end of 2011, and consideration of these model codes by local and state regulators is accelerating.
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Benchmarking Your Building's Energy Use: A Step-by-Step Approach to Portfolio Manager
Research shows that an overwhelming majority of commercial building owners say they are planning to reduce their energy consumption, yet half say they have not benchmarked energy consumption across their portfolio. Step by step, learn how to use EPA's Portfolio Manager and other audit tools to analyze your buildings, interpret the data, and act on the results.
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Get Your Hydronic System Back in Balance
Take control of water flow to stop thermal complaints and energy waste.
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Looking to squeeze more money out of your budget? These economical products are geared toward energy-slashing results, fast ROIs, low initial and life-cycle costs, and minimal environmental impact.Click here for complete article…
Green facades and roofs have become a popular option for modern buildings.
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Xpedx: Healthy Campus, Healthy Students
Xpedx helps directors of custodial, housing, health, food and sustainability services reduce total costs by helping them streamline procurement and clean more efficiently and effectively.
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The best roof insulation choice meets thermal needs, energy codes, and performance requirements, resulting in a roof system that performs well over the long term.
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Continuum™ Brings Comfort and Savings to a Grand Hotel-The Breakers
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A TAC AC256M Plus system was installed by the hotel engineering staff at The Breakers in 1990. This basic system controlled and monitored the air conditioning equipment and the domestic hot water distribution pumps. As the hotel staff became more confident in the system, TAC Partner, Advanced Controls Corporation of Fort Lauderdale, Florida, was called in to expand the system to major areas of the hotel. Advanced Controls upgraded the system to TAC's next generation product, TAC Infinity, utilizing almost all of the existing AC256 hardware.
Concealed clip system designed for strength and longevity.
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Saves up to 75% of energy costs over incandescent.
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Reduce fall-related injuries.
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New England Patriots and Gillette Stadium make a play for long-term energy conservation and sustainability.
Top Money-Saving Products 2011
Special Edition from the BOMA 2011 International Conference and Every Building Show.
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Learn to Select the Right Insulation
3 Steps to a Cost Effective Energy Plan
7 Contractor Tips You Don't Want to Miss
Arm Your FM Arsenal
TPO Repair Tips
Take the Travel out of Long Distance Meetings
Purposeful Paints
Eliminate Pests at the Source
Avoid Accessibility Mistakes In Parking Areas
Innovating or Interfering?
Design a Sign of the Times
Access Denied
Open the Window to an Efficiency Upgrade
Cutting Cable Costs
Functional Furniture
Emergency Drills: Don't Ignore the Possibilities
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