Ongoing commissioning is not always about the Energy Savings
Since 2009 New York City has required commercial buildings larger than 50,000 ft2 to be retro-commissioned or ‘tuned-up’ every ten years based on the premise that a commissioned building is a more energy efficient building. That’s true, a commissioned building is more efficient, but there is a lot more ‘value’ when looking at the big picture.
Jefferson’s Building Commissioning Project with Cimetrics Analytika
The new issues of Currents – the energy conservation newsletter for Thomas Jefferson University outlines the Building Continuous Commissioning Project which began in 2013. Jefferson selected a team of recognized experts in continuous commissioning for the project including Cimetrics Analytika.
Cimetrics Senior Analysts presentation at the 2018 I2SL Annual Conference
Our Senior Analysts – Lisa Zagura and Julianne Rhoads presented: “BE A BTU HUNTER: How Big Data Analytics Can Achieve Energy and OM Savings While Improving Productivity, Comfort, and Sustainability at Laboratory Facilities”.
Life Science Building: Sample AHU Operating Conditions
The building is 275,000 sq. ft. It has over 7,500 Siemens BAS points monitored, 725,000 samples per day, 4 chillers, 4 cooling towers, 12 pumps, 9 air handling units, and over 1,000 terminal units. Sample AHU Operating Conditions Figure below shows the base and post operation of the 3 main AHUs in the building. Prior […]
Cimetrics Senior Analysts presenting at the 2018 I2SL Annual Conference on Monday, October 15 2018.
Our Senior Analysts – Lisa Zagura and Julianne Rhoads will present: “BE A BTU HUNTER: How Big Data Analytics Can Achieve Energy and OM Savings While Improving Productivity, Comfort, and Sustainability at Laboratory Facilities”.