SEA’s energy engineers Jason Brooks and Archie Puckett sat in a loud chilled water plant one day at ADTRAN, hunched over their laptops. The two engineers were there trying to determine how they were going to optimize an already efficient chiller plant and prove their worth once again. Glaring intently at the Building Automation System (BAS)…
The Association of Energy Engineers recognized Phillip Nolan as a Certified Energy Manager (CEM®). According to the AEE website, “The Certified Energy Manager is an individual who optimizes the energy performance of a facility, building and/ or industrial plant. The CEM® is a systems integrator for electrical, mechanical, process and building infrastructure, analyzing the optimum…
If you aren’t turning off and unplugging office equipment at night, using the double-sided feature on the printer, or utilizing power management software on your computer, you aren’t taking every possible measure to lower energy consumption in your business space. The age of your equipment matters as well—it may still work, but it also may…
Turn the faucet on, and water comes out. This makes business possible for nearly every industry on the planet. Yet water is a commodity becoming more widely used—and more widely unavailable—than ever before. It takes the equivalent of 70 loads of laundry to manufacture a laptop computer. The average hospital uses about 315 gallons of…
Shelton State Community College has been awarded a 2016 AEC POWER-UP Conservation Award in the Educational Conservation category! Shelton’s accomplishments showcase their commitment to creating a sustainable infrastructure that will support growing admissions and state-of-the-art learning environments. SEA is very proud to have assisted them in this endeavor. The Project: SEA was tasked with developing and…
Article by: Karl Weisel, U.S. Army Garrison Wiesbaden Public Affairs Office Features SEA Associate Lyman Parkhurst WIESBADEN, Germany – Just as individuals play a role in saving energy, organizations also have ways of better using available resources. That’s one of the reasons why the Army’s Installation Management Command regularly audits installations to see how energy…