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Tonnes of Home Carbon Could be Saved with Simple Measures

News - 8 Nov 2006

Millions of tonnes of carbon and billions of pounds from fuel bills could be saved by simple measures like cavity wall insulation, new Government analysis reveals today. The initial report from...

Window Preparation Cuts High Utility Costs With GILA Window Film

News - 18 May 2005

With skyrocketing energy costs, homeowners will want to take time to get their house into shape to prepare for the warm weather workouts ahead. If properly outfitted you can avoid some of the...

Cool Roofs Would be Effective for Chinese Climates

News - 28 Aug 2014

Working with Chinese researchers, the Department of Energy’s Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory (Berkeley Lab) has conducted the first comprehensive study of cool roofs in China and concluded...

BGE Teams up with Towson University to Implement Energy Efficiency Upgrades on the Campus

News - 18 Apr 2014

Baltimore Gas and Electric Company’s (BGE) Smart Energy Savers Program® recently teamed up with Towson University (TU) to help the school implement a variety of energy efficiency upgrades...

AIA’s Latest Home Design Trends Survey Shows Need for Green Building

News - 25 Oct 2010

The American Institute of Architect’s (AIA) latest Home Design Trends Survey, released in August, shows that Americans building homes in today’s economic environment are chiefly concerned...

Building Professionals Opt Energy-Efficient and Low-Cost Lightings: Survey Reports

News - 23 Sep 2010

The first ever OSRAM SYLVANIA Commercial Lighting Survey, released today, revealed the priorities and experiences of over 350 facilities decision-makers and lighting designers across the education,...

Color Choice of Roofs and Roads Can Impact Energy Consumption

News - 19 Jul 2010

Can light-colored rooftops and roads really curb carbon emissions and combat global climate change? The idea has been around for years, but now, a new study by researchers at Lawrence Berkeley...

New York Communities Receive $40 Million Fund to Help Property Owners on Clean Energy Projects

News - 22 Apr 2010

The Department of Energy today awarded New York communities $40 million in federal stimulus funds to help property owners implement energy efficiency and small-scale clean energy projects that will...

Ameresco to Upgrade Many Buildings in Knoxville with Solar Thermal, PV Energy Systems

News - 31 Dec 2009

City Council approved an ambitious energy services agreement with Ameresco Tuesday night providing for improvements that will save the City of Knoxville millions of dollars while reducing its energy...

What are IoT Building Sensors?

Article - 7 Sep 2018

Internet of Things (IoT) based platforms have begun to make traditional buildings into smart homes and can actively reduce the cost of maintenance and utilities by automating processes.

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