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Supermarkets and Grocery Stores
August 1, 2008 | Updated: September 14, 2012
There are a number of energy-efficiency technologies and practices that grocers can adopt that have the potential to significantly reduce consumption, increase customer and employee satisfaction, and boost the bottom line.

Content type: Sector Snapshot  |  Document ID: MAS-S-18  |  Author: Spencer Sator

Designing Incentives for Operating Buildings Efficiently: Humans and Math
March 17, 2011
What’s the best way to set goals, provide incentives, and measure energy-efficiency contributions?

Content type: E Source Blog  |  Document ID: ES-Blog-3-17-11-Incentives  |  Author: Ian Bowman - Associate Director for Technical Products

Nonrefrigerative Cooling Systems
Operations and Maintenance Checklist
January 26, 2010
Use these procedures and the associated resources to track your progress in tuning up and upgrading your nonrefrigerative cooling systems. This checklist provides control strategies, maintenance practices, and retrofit options.

Content type: O&M Checklist  |  Document ID: CEMC-OMCK-5x  |  Author: Mary Horsey

Nonrefrigerative Cooling Systems
Operations and Maintenance Checklist (PDF Outline Version)
January 19, 2010
This checklist provides control strategies, maintenance practices, and retrofit options. Use this printable PDF outline version to track your own progress through the different categories and take notes.

Content type: O&M Checklist  |  Document ID: CEMC-OMCK-5-WS  |  Author: Mary Horsey

Deploying UV Light in HVAC Ducts to Stop H1N1 and Other Diseases
October 22, 2009
The President’s Council of Advisors on Science projected that H1N1 flu might cause up to 90,000 deaths this season. Is deploying ultraviolet (UV) lights in HVAC supply air ducts a useful tool to reduce the spread of the virus in office buildings, and does UV deliver other benefits?

Content type: Ask E Source  |  Document ID: TAS-TN-11-09e  |  Author: Joe Shekiro

E Source Energy Price Update: 2009 Q3 Wrap-up & Q4 Outlook
Slides
October 7, 2009
These are the web conference slides.

Content type: Slides  |  Document ID: CEMC-WC-10-09-PriceOutlook-SL  |  Author: Arthur Venables

E Source Energy Price Update: 2009 Q3 Wrap-up & Q4 Outlook
Recording
October 7, 2009
This is the web conference recording.

Content type: Recording  |  Document ID: CEMC-WC-10-09-PriceOutlook-R  |  Author: Arthur Venables

E Source Energy Price Update: 2009 Q3 Wrap-up & Q4 Outlook
Web Conference
October 1, 2009
Get the scoop on the major drivers that continue to put downward pressure on electricity and natural gas prices, price projections for the rest of 2009, and perspectives on what might transpire going into 2010.

Content type: Web Conference  |  Document ID: CEMC-WC-10-09-PriceOutlook  |  Author: Arthur Venables

Cost-Cutting Technique Puts Refrigerant Charge in the Palm of Your Hand
July 29, 2009
A breakthrough temperature-based technique for determining and adjusting refrigerant charge levels in air conditioners has the potential to reduce the costs of maintaining equipment efficiency.

Content type: Tech News  |  Document ID: TAS-TN-8-09e  |  Author: Mary Horsey

Retrocommissioning (O&M Advisor)
March 30, 2009
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-C-1-NC-ESCD  |  Author: Mary Horsey

Shaw's Supermarkets: Energy Management System
New energy management systems were installed at 110 Shaw's stores, including customized energy submetering, monitoring, and exception-reporting system. The state-of-the-art submetering equipment installed is capable of monitoring up to 16 electrical circuits per store.

Content type: Best Practice  |  Document ID: CEMC-BP-39

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