energy management

This document addresses school owners, project teams, utility and fuel providers, and local stakeholders and identifies their roles in enacting Zero Energy school buildings. The document highlights the benefits of Zero Energy buildings such as increasing student performance, increased fiscal stability, and making communities more resilient.

To educate users demand flexibility load programs and distributed energy resources.

To aid in financing energy efficient building and their maintenance.

The On-Demand Webinar Library serves as repository for both past and upcoming webinars relating to topics from Air Management to Zero Energy.

This guidance document includes materials, trainings, and certification courses designed to provide building operators of rural K-12 school facilities with actionable steps to improve their energy efficiency knowledge and create comfortable, cost-saving, and energy-efficient learning environments.

Building Management Systems (BMS) and Energy Management Systems (EMS) are useful tools to help building owners/operators achieve greater energy efficiency, increase occupant comfort, improve indoor air quality, provide centralized control of building systems and more. This webinar breaks down what these tools are, how they can help you manage your buildings and/or campus, and determine the level of complexity and controls that are right for you.
 

Tarrant Regional Water District (TRWD) is one of the largest raw water transmission systems in North Central Texas, serving 11 counties and providing water to more than 2.1 million people. TRWD has more than 100 facilities, ranging from large office buildings and reservoir spillways to guard lights.

Since the 1980’s, the City of Lewisville’s population has been experiencing rapid growth and is now home to approximately 100,000 residents. This rapid growth has led city leaders to pursue energy conservation strategies that will achieve a sustainable community.

This program connects families needing essential household upgrades to programs and incentives that can help get your Whole Home ready to handle our changing climate. These improvements may be available to you for free or at a reduced cost, potentially decreasing energy costs and improving quality of life for many Dallas residents.

For facility managers looking to influence organizational leadership, mainly CFOs, towards more energy efficient projects