Running an air handler in “dehumidification” mode tends to be a resource hog. First, you are using a lot of chilled water to *squeeze* the ever-living-moisture out of the air, then you have to reheat it to make the air temperature comfortable. A double expenditure of energy: cooling and heating.
Topics: engineering, air handling systems, sustainability, dan luna, HVAC
The latest on Vice President of Production Pete Moskal’s travels to the Turtle Rethink Expo
Topics: energy control systems, sustainability, Pete Moskal, Trade shows
Learn more about EES’ past and future of helping reduce energy usage while improving efficiency for their clients
Topics: energy control systems, sustainability, pat miller, technology
Pat Miller, founder and chairman at Engineered Energy Solutions was recently interviewed for a Control Global article entitled “Industrial Sustainability: Where We’re At, Where We’ve Been” by Jim Montague.
Topics: sustainability, pat miller, Control Global
With the added control provided by a VRF system, there are many advantages over conventional air handling systems, including energy savings and a low total cost of ownership.
Topics: building controls, sustainability, VRF, green building
Amid pandemic travel restrictions, EES partners with regional system integrators to achieve energy savings for clients across the U.S.
Topics: energy control systems, sustainability, brains & brawn, pat miller
We recently challenged ourselves to quantify how many tons of carbon dioxide EES has prevented from being released into the atmosphere on our clients’ behalf, thus lowering their carbon footprints. Our conservative estimate is that our projects are saving more than 3 ½ tons of carbon dioxide (CO2) every hour! We have optimized and automated over 100,000 tons of refrigeration since we started in April 1976.
Topics: control systems, building controls, energy control systems, sustainability