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Efficient Refrigeration Systems' Eco-Assist
EMR 2013 Presentation
April 25, 2013
Energy-efficiency technologies change fast. Brilliant new solutions and ineffective “black boxes” are released constantly—it can be difficult to keep track of which is which. That’s why the E Source tech team will present this rapid-fire roundup of energy-efficiency techniques and technologies. ...

Content type: Slides  |  Author: Peter Criscione

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Putting the Gas Back in GasPACs
EMR 2013 Presentation
April 25, 2013
Energy-efficiency technologies change fast. Brilliant new solutions and ineffective “black boxes” are released constantly—it can be difficult to keep track of which is which. That’s why the E Source tech team will present this rapid-fire roundup of energy-efficiency techniques and technologies. ...

Content type: Slides  |  Author: Peter Criscione

Warehouses
April 16, 2013
Warehouses, both refrigerated and nonrefrigerated present opportunities to save energy in a range of areas, including lighting, HVAC, and materials-handling equipment.

Content type: Sector Snapshot  |  Document ID: BAM-S-15  |  Author: Ira Krepchin

It's Time to Give Ground Source Heat Pumps a Second Look
September 25, 2012
Long relegated to a few niche applications, commercial ground source heat pumps (GSHPs) have struggled to gain market traction because they have long payback periods. But technological and programming innovations have made GSHPs significantly easier to install and finance in a variety of climates.

Content type: Web Conference  |  Document ID: TAS-WC-9-12-GSHPs  |  Author: Mary Horsey, Spencer Sator

It's Time to Give Ground Source Heat Pumps a Second Look
Slides
September 25, 2012
These are the web conference slides.

Content type: Slides  |  Document ID: TAS-WC-9-12-GSHPs-SL  |  Author: Mary Horsey, Spencer Sator

It's Time to Give Ground Source Heat Pumps a Second Look
Recording
September 25, 2012
This is the web conference recording.

Content type: Recording  |  Document ID: TAS-WC-9-12-GSHPs-R  |  Author: Mary Horsey, Spencer Sator

Savings from Variable Refrigerant Flow Systems
July 30, 2012
I've been studying heating and cooling technologies for many years, and variable refrigerant flow (VRF) systems are one of the more interesting efficiency opportunities that I've seen in a while. Instead of circulating conditioned air, VRF systems circulate refrigerant to multiple fan-coil units in the ...

Content type: E Source Blog  |  Document ID: ES-Blog-7-30-12-VRF  |  Author: Peter Criscione - Research Manager

Waste Not, Pay Not: Energy Recovery Ventilation
March 21, 2012
Proper ventilation is essential for maintaining good indoor air quality, yet it places an additional burden on heating and cooling equipment, which must condition air that will soon be exhausted from the building. Fortunately, energy recovery ventilation systems can help ameliorate this problem.

Content type: Research Brief  |  Document ID: TAS-RB-41  |  Author: Essie Snell

Hybrid Ground-Source Heat Pumps
Slides
March 20, 2012
These are the presentation slides.

Content type: Slides  |  Document ID: EMN-TB-1a  |  Author: Mary Horsey

Hybrid Ground-Source Heat Pumps
March 20, 2012
Ground-source heat pumps are often prohibitively expensive because they're sized to meet the peak heating or cooling loads for commercial buildings. This video Tech Brief explains how hybrid models downsize the ground heat exchanger and use small supplemental cooling towers or boilers to meet peak load. ...

Content type: Tech Brief  |  Document ID: EMN-TB-1  |  Author: Mary Horsey

High Performance Hot Water Systems
Forum 2011 Presentation
September 22, 2011
Standout Gas Technologies and Programs There’s a real opportunity for utilities to co-market and deliver dual-fuel programs. Whether you’re a gas-only or combined utility, you’ll appreciate our run-down on the latest emerging gas technologies as well as the industry’s ...

Content type: Forum, Slides  |  Author: Gary Klein

E Source Technology Roundup
EMR 2011 Presentation
April 28, 2011
Energy-efficiency technologies change fast. Brilliant new solutions and ineffective “black boxes” are released constantly; it can be difficult to keep track of which is which. That’s why the E Source technology team will present this rapid-fire roundup of energy-efficiency techniques and technologies. ...

Content type: Energy Managers' Roundtable, Slides  |  Author: Mary Horsey

Gas Furnaces (Buying Equipment)
March 31, 2011
BEA members can use this blurb in their customer-facing materials to draw small and midsize business customers to the Business Energy Advisor on the utility web site.

Content type: ESCD News Content  |  Document ID: BEA-PA-21-NC-ESCD  |  Author: Mary Horsey

Baseboard Heat Load Control
May 3, 2002 | Updated: January 20, 2011
What's going on with load control of residential baseboard heaters? Are there any utility programs and pilots with 100 to 200 customers that could be used as a benchmark?

Content type: Ask E Source  |  Document ID: TAS-TN-5-02d  |  Author: Peter Criscione

Condensing Boilers at High Altitude
February 6, 2003 | Updated: January 20, 2011
Our facility is well above sea level. Our condensing boilers are supposed to condense water vapor out of flue gases, but we noticed that such condensate is rarely evident. Does elevation affect a boiler's ability to condense flue gases and operate at peak efficiency?

Content type: Ask E Source  |  Document ID: TAS-TN-2-03c  |  Author: Peter Criscione

Furnace Electricity Use in Standby Mode
July 28, 2004 | Updated: January 20, 2011
How much electricity does a furnace use in standby mode?

Content type: Ask E Source  |  Document ID: TAS-TN-6-04c  |  Author: Peter Criscione

Heating with Gas Versus Electricity
May 31, 2005 | Updated: January 20, 2011
Is it cheaper to heat a house with gas or electricity?

Content type: Ask E Source  |  Document ID: TAS-TN-5-05c  |  Author: Peter Criscione

Managing Energy Costs in Correctional Facilities
January 14, 2011
Correctional facilities are energy-intensive areas that can greatly benefit from energy-saving strategies. “Lock in” energy savings to save funds, increase inmate and staff comfort, and, if desired, help your facility attain a greener image.

Content type: ESCD Pamphlet  |  Document ID: BCO-P-21-ESCD  |  Author: Essie Snell

Get the Duct Out of the Attic!
January 12, 2011
A recent analysis indicates that in cooling-dominated climates, relocating ducts to conditioned spaces can be one of the most effective efficiency measures for residential new construction, whether you’re focused on economics or the overall level of energy savings.

Content type: Research Brief  |  Document ID: TAS-RB-26  |  Author: Essie Snell

Tech Roundup—December 2010
December 7, 2010
We’ve distilled the most exciting energy developments from the past six months into one 90-minute session that you can’t afford to miss! Twice each year in this rapid-fire web conference, our tech team highlights new technologies that have become real opportunities.

Content type: Web Conference  |  Document ID: TAS-WC-12-10-TechRoundup  |  Author: Katie Elliott

Tech Roundup—December 2010
Slides
December 7, 2010
These are the web conference slides.

Content type: Slides  |  Document ID: TAS-WC-12-10-TechRoundup-SL  |  Author: Katie Elliott

Tech Roundup—December 2010
Recording
December 7, 2010
This is the web conference recording.

Content type: Recording  |  Document ID: TAS-WC-12-10-TechRoundup-R  |  Author: Katie Elliott

New Boiler Control System Means Big Savings in Commercial Space Heating
October 18, 2010

Are you ready to slash your gas-fired boiler fuel costs? A new boiler control system is reducing fuel consumption in space heating boilers by as much as 20 to 50 percent, with simple payback periods of two to three years.

Content type: ESCD Pamphlet  |  Document ID: BCO-P-18-ESCD  |  Author: Mary Horsey

Heating Up for Winter: Energy-Saving Tips for Businesses
Business Brief
September 24, 2010
Business Customer Outreach Service members can copy all or any part of this content for use in communications with business customers. For example, put it on your web site, drop it into your newsletters, or use it in handouts for customer events.

Content type: ESCD News Content  |  Document ID: BCO-NC-10-10-ESCD  |  Author: Essie Snell

Take Your Foot Off the Gas
New Boiler Control System Yields 20 to 50 Percent Gas Savings
August 25, 2010
Have you always thought that short-cycling was an unavoidable yet insignificant aspect of boiler operations? Initial results from a new boiler control system indicates that not only is short-cycling avoidable, its near elimination can result in annual fuel savings from 20 to nearly 50 percent.

Content type: Research Brief  |  Document ID: TAS-RB-12  |  Author: Mary Horsey

Stand-out Industrial Technologies and Programs
June 30, 2010
Join us to get some new ideas for your industrial programs! Find out about boiler controls, LED high-bay lighting, staffing grants, and a custom version of MotorMaster+ software for your web site.

Content type: Web Conference  |  Document ID: BMS-WC-6-10-IndustTech  |  Author: Mike Hildebrand

Stand-out Industrial Technologies and Programs
Recording
June 30, 2010
This is the web conference recording.

Content type: Recording  |  Document ID: BMS-WC-6-10-IndustTech-R  |  Author: Mike Hildebrand

Stand-out Industrial Technologies and Programs
Slides
June 30, 2010
These are the web conference slides.

Content type: Slides  |  Document ID: BMS-WC-6-10-IndustTech-SL  |  Author: Mike Hildebrand

Do Ground Source Heat Pumps Cause Your Lights to Flicker?
June 2, 2010
Sometimes the lights flicker when a ground source heat pump starts up. What causes this, and what can be done about it?

Content type: Ask E Source  |  Document ID: CEMC-AskES-1  |  Author: Micah Allen

Thermodynamic Process Control (TPC): A Paradigm Shift in Boiler Control
Energy Management Roundtable 2010 Slides
April 29, 2010
Energy-efficiency technology changes fast. Brilliant new solutions and ineffective “black boxes” are released constantly; it can be difficult to keep track of which is which. That’s why the E Source technology team will present this rapid-fire roundup of energy-efficiency techniques ...

Content type: Energy Managers' Roundtable, Slides  |  Author: Mary Horsey

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