As we build back from the pandemic, the building industry is rethinking how we approach health in commercial spaces. Learn how LLLC could be used in countless ways to improve health and efficiency, and revolutionize how we monitor and respond to environmental factors that impact human health.
For many building managers considering energy and cost savings, lighting and its controllability may not be top-of-mind. But it should be. Here, we explore the benefits, costs and potential challenges of implementing Luminaire Level Lighting Control (LLLC) technology—and how its impact outweighs lighting control systems of yesteryear.
To meet its variety of lighting needs from offices to classrooms and science labs, Enumclaw School District sought a lighting system that was customizable and fit right in with the modernized campus. Their solution? LEDs equipped with Luminaire Level Lighting Controls (LLLCs).
Dr. Julia Day’s vision for her work is guided by a straightforward equation: healthy people plus healthy buildings equal a healthy planet.
Path to Zero: Taking steps toward creating experiences that reduce energy use and improve the overall experience of the building. Andrew Lee, Director of Zero Energy at the International Living Future Institute, describes how having a clear path to zero results in better buildings that draw attention to you, your tenants and future talent. The why of energy efficiency is easy, we’ll show you how.
The South Landing development in Spokane, Wash., began with a bold vision from Avista’s Chairman and then CEO Scott Morris. When Morris learned the University District Gateway Bridge would land on Avista’s property, he knew it was a golden opportunity to create what he envisioned as “the five smartest blocks in the world.”
The South Landing development in Spokane, Wash., demonstrates how utility and building operators can work together to create transformative new models for energy, the built environment, and sustainability that reduce energy demand and increase energy efficiency.
In operation for more than 40 years, New Day School has a deep commitment to environmentally friendly and sustainable practices. When New Day School’s Kishalay building required a renovation, the preschool’s leadership team quickly committed to adopting advanced practices and products to ensure the renovations would result in a net-zero energy building.
Motivated to improve the air quality and thermal comfort of their elementary school while reducing monthly energy costs, school administrators of Monument Grade School in Monument, Oregon, sought a new HVAC solution.
This report summarizes the findings of a study conducted by Red Car Analytics on behalf of the Northwest Energy Efficiency Alliance (NEEA) to determine the potential for direct-expansion air conditioning dedicated outdoor air systems (DX-DOAS) products in commercial buildings.
This specification outlines the best practices and approach to delivering efficient gas RTUs that reliably deliver heating energy savings in Northern climates and are easy to install as a direct replacement for existing RTUs. This document further lists currently available Efficient Gas RTU equipment that meets these minimum equipment performance requirements.
