LLLC lights the way at a revitalized Vancouver multi-use property
In Vancouver, Washington, a former high-tech campus needed updating after decades of serving as a production facility for a well-known company. After learning about the benefits of Luminaire Level Lighting Controls (LLLC), the Vancouver Innovation Center (VIC) upgraded their lighting system.
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Fan Energy Index Efficiency Symposium (Spokane)
Don't miss the Fan Energy Index Efficiency Symposium in Spokane on December 5. This opportunity will connect you with Fan Energy Index experts, provide essential insights, show you how optimizing fan efficiency can drive savings and help you access valuable utility incentives and resources.
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Fan Energy Index Efficiency Symposium (Boise)
Don't miss the Fan Energy Index Symposium in Boise on December 4. This opportunity will connect you with Fan Energy Index experts, provide essential insights, show you how optimizing fan efficiency can drive savings and help you access valuable utility incentives and resources.
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Podcast: Building HEROes (Washington State University)
Listen in as Building HEROes host, Shelby Ruiz, sits down with Hydraulic Institute's Michael Michaud (Executive Director), Peter Gaydon (Deputy Executive Director), and Matthew Derner (Manager, Education and Training, Energy Efficiency Resources), to discuss the hidden heroes in buildings—pumps!
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Surpassing WA Energy Code with Very High Efficiency DOAS
Washington State University’s Shelby Ruiz breaks down a commercial building HVAC design approach that can help designers exceed Washington State Energy Code while reducing viral risk and improving thermal comfort and indoor air quality. Hear from Ruiz as she details the very high efficiency DOAS approach to HVAC design and the ways it aligns with and departs from the recent updates to the Washington State Energy Code.
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Efficient HVAC Approach Eclipses Standard Design Performance
While conventional practice can lead to HVAC systems that are oversized by 25% or more, the proven very high efficiency approach to DOAS design allows for the downsizing of heating and cooling systems through ventilation heat recovery and by decoupling ventilation from the primary heating and cooling equipment. In fact, when combined with accurate thermal-load calculations, the very high efficiency DOAS approach can reduce HVAC system size by an average of 32%, as proven by recent real-world field studies.
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Lewis & Clark Student Center Blazes New Trail to HVAC Efficiency
When it came time to renovate the Stephanie Fowler Student Center, the administrators at Lewis & Clark College in Portland, Ore., placed sustainability front and center. Designed to be the “heart of the campus” according to Lewis & Clark president Robin Holmes-Sullivan, the renovation designs included the most efficient HVAC system available to provide optimal thermal comfort for the newly constructed third floor of the building, a 6,370 sq. ft. multipurpose area that includes a conference room, two meeting rooms, and a technology classroom.
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Light Smarter, Not Harder: Leveraging LLLC for the WA Clean Buildings Act
Join us for an insightful webinar on Luminaire Level Lighting Controls (LLLC) and their role in enhancing building efficiency and sustainability. LLLC technology integrates lighting and controls at the luminaire level, offering energy savings, enhanced building operations, and increased flexibility.
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BetterBricks Industry Voices: Chris Gilmore
A Q&A with Chris Gilmore, Project Manager at VECA Electric & Technologies, about the benefits of Luminaire Level Lighting Controls (LLLC) and how it can meet energy codes and support architectural aesthetics while making it easy for building owners and operators to maintain.
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Cybersecurity in a New Light: IT Considerations for Connected Lighting Systems
In this one-hour seminar, industry-leading lighting experts from Lutron, DesignLights Consortium, and Evergreen Consulting Group offer critical tips to help you make cybersecurity a focus of your next connected lighting project.
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