Peak Electricity Demand Impact and Reducing Power Needs During Peak Periods

Peak Electricity Demand
Power generation and distribution networks are built with spare capacity to meet peak periods of energy consumption is usually a time when demand for heating and / or cooling is particularly acute accommodate. Normally, peak electricity demand in some cases last just a few hours every year. And while the networks have always had to cope with peaks in recent years, the electricity consumption during peak hours has increased dramatically in the afternoon. (more…)

HVAC Energy Consumption – Optimum Energy Efficiency Management

HVAC Energy Efficiency
HVAC (heating, ventilation, and air-conditioning) systems vary depending on the complexity of room units size from single rooms to large systems, central control, which serves several areas of a building. In large, modern office buildings with heat gains from lights, people and equipment, interior spaces often require constant cooling. Rooms within the building itself (rooms with exterior walls, ceilings or roofs), it may be necessary to heat and / or cooled the weather conditions change hourly or daily outside. In buildings over one story in height, perimeter zones in the lower levels tend to be the penetration of air infiltration without so much control. (more…)

Driving Toward Energy Efficiency – Buildings, Commercial, Performance

As the need for energy efficiency becomes more pronounced, the drive toward efficiency in the commercial sector will be impeded by its complicated mix of building sizes and uses, the complicated systems often used in commercial buildings, and the relative lack of understanding of operations factors impacting energy use and how to achieve efficiency. (more…)

Central Air Conditioning Unit - How to Save Energy on Your Home

central air conditioning
Spring is here, which means that the summer heat is already here in Arizona. We all know how essential having an effective air conditioning system in the home is to our comfort during an Arizona summer - as well as how expensive it can be to cool a home through the long, hot days, when temperatures can reach 122 degrees Fahrenheit!

Replacing that old air conditioner or upgrading to a central air conditioning system instead of using window units could save you a lot of money this summer and for many summers to come. (more…)