Articles Tagged with ''energy management''

Accurate and continuous measurement of gas stream composition is the hidden key to safe, efficient, and compliant CCUS operations.

Homeowners are sometimes misled by common myths about heating and cooling equipment, but contractors have techniques for battling misinformation.  

The Department of Justice has filed a lawsuit against Morris Township, New Jersey, over an ordinance requiring certain new buildings to be all-electric.  

Energy experts say in this world of uncertainties, electrification is here to stay. HVAC professionals offer insights into capitalizing on this growing trend.  

With winter heating costs up about 11% and conflict in the Middle East raising heating oil prices, HVAC contractors can provide solutions to customers seeking ways to lower energy bills. 

States across the country are adopting new standards to address energy usage, efficiency, and the future of fossil fuels.

Examine how digitalizing operations and embedding outcomes-focused service agreements can help organizations establish a foundation to protect investments, extend equipment life, achieve sustainability targets, and adapt to an uncertain future. 

Cities, states have pushed electrification at the expense of natural gas — now Congress is pushing back. 

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