Posts Tagged ‘Energy Efficiency’

Agilewaves Presents Green Retrofit Case Study at USGBC Event

Wednesday, June 9th, 2010

Green Retrofit Project Part of Net-Zero Energy Building Future

USGBC
Federal Summit
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At the USGBC Federal Summit, Agilewaves, along with Evergreen Partners, HUD and Maryland’s Department of Housing and Community Development, presented an Energy Monitoring case study for the Johnston Square Green Retrofit project in Baltimore. Cary Vandenberg, CEO of Agilewaves noted: “The pillars of any building energy efficiency project are a solid vision, technology, and financing. At Johnston Square, we have that combination at work, plus we are starting to see how behavioral change is achievable via monitoring and other green programs. To get to Net-Zero Energy Buildings, we have to truly optimize building performance by both tuning operations and driving behavioral change.”

Tags: Affordable Housing, Agilewaves, Building Energy Management, Energy Efficiency, Energy Monitoring, Green Retrofit, LEED
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Incentives: CalCEF Innovations Reveals New Financial Models for Energy Efficiency

Tuesday, March 9th, 2010

February 11, 2010 – CalCEF Innovations, the market strategy and public policy arm of the California Clean Energy Fund (CalCEF), today announced the release of the second white paper in its Energy Efficiency (EE) series: “Energy Efficiency Paying the Way: New Financing Solutions Remove First Cost Hurdles.”

Through a case-study approach, the CalCEF Innovations report serves as a playbook for uncovering EE financing options, including the aggregation of individual projects, technologies and service offerings into inventive, larger and more attractive retrofit investment opportunities.

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Download the CalCEF report on “Energy Efficiency Paying the Way: New Financing Solutions Remove First Cost Hurdles”.

Tags: Agilewaves, CalCEF, Energy Efficiency, Energy Management, Energy Monitoring, MBCx
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Founder,Peter Sharer on “Monitoring-based Commissioning for Proactive Energy Management”

MBCx has the potential to keep buildings running at peak efficiency by addressing “performance drift”… Agilewaves provides a robust foundation for MBCx since we provide the rigorous and on-going metrics for continuous performance improvements. See the full article at Automated Buildings.

Agilewaves Announces Monitoring-based Commissioning Platform for Building Energy Management

Sentinel Service for MBCx and LEED Addresses Performance Drift
Agilewaves announces a Monitoring-based Commissioning (MBCx) platform and Sentinel Services program for commissioning agents.

Sustainability, LEED and the role of Energy Monitoring

Why get started on a Green Building initiative?
Sustainability is increasingly an essential business strategy – for companies large and small. A Green Building can cut costs, create a healthy environment for workers or tenants, and enhance corporate image.

Agilewaves Gets The Nod for Net-Zero Energy Building Project

California Energy Commission Selects Agilewaves for Building Energy Efficiency Initiative
Agilewaves was among a select group of companies recently named by the California Energy Commission (CEC) for funding in the Advanced Energy Efficient Buildings grant program sponsored by the US Department of Energy (DOE).

Agilewaves Energy Monitoring System Deployed at Baltimore Apartment Complex

Evergreen Partners Targets Innovative Energy Efficiency Measures Via Green Retrofit Project
Owned and operated by Evergreen Partners, LLC, the Johnston Square Apartment property is a mix of 217 studio, one-bedroom and two-bedroom units, serving elderly and handicapped tenants in the Johnston Square Neighborhood.

Agilewaves Announces Energy Management System For Building Owners

System Part of Green Retrofit Trend at Apartment and Office Facilities
Agilewaves today announced the release of the Building Optimization System (BOStm) for energy efficiency retrofits in existing buildings. The system provides real time feedback on energy and non-energy resources for built environments.