Articles Tagged with ''energy efficiency''

The Bosch 115V Modular Blower is available in cabinet sizes A through D, able to assume any space previously occupied with an industry standard-sized furnace with ease. 

The new Trane Technologies thermal management system reference design delivers mission-critical temperature control, enabling data center operators to simultaneously manage power, water, and land resources, allowing for continuously optimized performance, energy efficiency and sustainability. 

Manufacturers say the latest trends in residential humidification products are here to stay.

Rules of thumb don’t cut it in airtight homes. Here’s how to size, ventilate, and commission for real comfort.

Data centers need cooling solutions — and that need keeps growing every year.

A recent study has uncovered significant opportunities for year-round energy savings on CO2 refrigeration systems through the use of low-side strategies. 

Some House Democrats are citing a legal technicality as they try to save a federal incentive for high-efficiency residential HVAC equipment. But the Internal Revenue Service has issued guidance that says the 25C credit will not be available for equipment put into service after this year. 

“We are thrilled to report on the success of our patented liquid desiccant HVAC solution; it is ideal for commercial spaces that require cool, fresh, and dehumidified air,” said Aaron Meles, vice president of product at Mojave Energy Systems.

Engineered Systems News' guest columnist Gabe Hampton, APPA Chair and Director of Building Systems Maintenance at the University of Nebraska-Lincoln, digs into the necessity of campus mechanical upgrades.

Harris, in partnership with SFSU, delivered a state-of-the-art, energy-efficient science building. The building was designed to achieve an Energy Use Intensity (EUI) of 93 kBtu per square foot per year, already a 30% improvement over the baseline of 136 kBtu per square foot per year.