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This ultrasonic flow meter is non-intrusive and capable of accurately measuring low flows during off-peak hours in a CHP environment.

CHP Gaining Widespread Interest

Reduced Costs, Accurate Metering, and Freedom from the Grid are Key

Jack Sine

July 28, 2014

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As long as accurate measurements are included, CHP adds up to a win-win for most everyone involved.

July 22, 2014: Recurrent Acquires ProTek HVAC

Decision to Acquire ProTek Influenced by Market Demand for Integrated Services in Facility and Energy Management

July 22, 2014

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Recurrent Building Intelligence LLC has announced the acquisition of ProTek HVAC, a full-service commercial HVAC and refrigeration contractor serving the Washington, District of Columbia-area, with expertise in Class A commercial properties, retail, multifamily, and BSL laboratories.

Gold Winner: Jackson Systems LLC Web Comfort Energy

Commercial Controls: Shifting Controls Trends Spawn New Ideas

Jackson Systems LLC’s Web Comfort Energy Management System Grabs Gold

Angela D. Harris

July 21, 2014

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The NEWS honors the 2014 Dealer Design Award winners in the Commercial Controls category.

EnTouch Helps West Houston Community Center Save on Summer Energy Bills

Energy Management System Expected to Significantly Reduce Energy Costs

July 21, 2014

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For the West Houston Community Center, the hot Texas summer means higher energy costs for air conditioning and an increased strain on its budget. But this summer will be much different thanks to lower energy rates from Houston-based Entelrgy and an energy management system donated by EnTouch Controls.

Ralph DiNola, executive director, New Buildings Institute, said net zero energy is the No. 1 trend in future commercial buildings, calling it so disruptive that once it catches on, it will completely displace previous building technology.

Identifying Trigger Points to Efficiency

Symposium Examines Large-scale Energy Management

Herb Woerpel

July 14, 2014

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If energy productivity doubles in the next 15 years, Americans could save $327 billion by the year 2030.

School Wins EPA's Battle of the Buildings

More than 3,000 Buildings Compete for Greatest Energy Reduction

July 14, 2014

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Teams representing more than 3,000 buildings across the country spent the past year competing to obtain the greatest reduction in energy use.

Canada LEEDs the Way in Building Efficiency

Canada Boasts Largest International Market for LEED Green Buildings

July 14, 2014

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Canada has 1,633 LEED-certified projects, which total more than 22 million gross square meters of real estate.

July 7, 2014: Global Smart Homes Market to Reach $47.61 Billion by 2020

Emphasis on Energy Conservation and Reduced Carbon Emissions to be Key Driving Forces

July 7, 2014

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From a market size of $13.07 billion in 2013, the global smart homes market is forecast to grow at compound annual growth rate (CAGR) of 20.3 percent to reach $47.61 billion by 2020, according to a new study by Grand View Research.

Swedish Manufacturer NIBE to Acquire WaterFurnace

WaterFurnace to Expand Commercial Geothermal Offerings in US, Abroad

Jen Anesi

July 7, 2014

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Before announcing the purchase, WaterFurnace had been courted by other potential buyers for several months.

Energy experts and leaders, including U.S. Secretary of Energy Ernest Moniz (third from left), attend the 2014 Energy Efficiency Global Forum in Washington, District of Columbia.

Energy Advocates Gather at EE Global 2014

Alliance to Save Energy Launches ‘Energy 2030 On the Road’ Campaign

July 7, 2014

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Energy-efficiency leaders and advocates from around the world recently came together for the Energy Efficiency Global Forum in Washington, District of Columbia.