A building energy labeling program that allows the industry to zero in on opportunities to lower building operating cost and make informed decisions to increase value has been expanded to include an “As Designed” label.
ASHRAE announced that a building energy labeling program that allows the industry to zero in on opportunities to lower building operating cost and make informed decisions to increase value has been expanded to include an As Designed label.
ASHRAE has announced that papers are being sought for a conference focused on the design, construction, and operation of buildings in developing economies.
ASHRAE has announced that a proposed guideline developed to establish a uniform procedure for transmitting design, construction, testing, and operational information to building owners and operators is open for public comment.
ASHRAE has announced that the newly published 2013 version of its residential indoor air quality standard removes the default assumption for air infiltration and also requires carbon monoxide (CO) alarms.
ASHRAE announced that its 2013 Annual Conference will be held June 22-26, in Denver, with its technical program, learning courses, technical tours, and a new Research Summit.
ASHRAE announced that members now have increased opportunities to find a job in the HVACR, indoor air quality, and energy conservation fields through its expanded jobs board.
The manual provides in-depth design recommendations based on best practices, and presents proven, cost-effective, and reliable solutions that result in low maintenance cost and high reliability with systems providing desired performance and efficiency.