While the advent of membrane-based rooftop air conditioners, VRF, energy storage, and a number of other technologies appear to be testing the limits of energy efficiency, the International Energy Agency (IEA) believes the industry is miles from touching its proverbial glass ceiling.

Back in 1997, when Greenwich Hospital in Greenwich, Connecticut, broke ground on a new building, the plan was to build it in two phases, a concept that meant rethinking the installation of two very large steam boilers.

ValleyPoint Church, a just-completed new-build project, was conceptualized as a place of worship, learning, and gathering for the Glen Mills, Pennsylvania, community.

What risks are being taken to not measure/monitor/control airflow directly and who is at risk?

Advancing smoke control system compliance requires more than a casual understanding of how to apply fire-resistive testing concepts.

With the ever-changing field of technology comes improvements in both energy and ease of use for many systems across the industry.

This month’s Facility File will focus on the B2B December test for the energy retrofit of a commercial office building hot water heating system conversion from a utility company steam system to a new, high-efficiency condensing boiler system.

Balancing relative humidity plays a key role in not only comfort but the health of occupants.

What should be included, and what can be left out? Read for the final, crucial element in a BAS design.

Documentation is a constant throughout the commissioning process, theoretically starting with the owner’s project requirements and ending with the commissioning report.