Energy and Power December 2018 - Posts About Healthcare Facilities Management
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Focus: Lighting
12/27/2018
The value of daylighting, even with LEDs
Even when LEDs mimic sunlight, expert see LEDs as complementary to — but not replacing — daylighting strategies
Focus: Energy Efficiency
12/27/2018
Planning solar power canopies in parking areas
Solar canopies can reduce winter maintenance and give parking areas a distinctive presence
Focus: Energy Efficiency
12/26/2018
Environmental innovations In roofing
Blue roofs — roofs designed to capture and store rainwater — and solar roofs are making huge headway as technology improves
Focus: Energy Efficiency
12/20/2018
Networked controls add big savings to LEDs
Using LEDs and networked lighting controls in tandem has significant energy efficiency benefits.
Blog / Focus: Energy Efficiency
12/20/2018
Increasing sustainability of healthcare facility distributed energy systems
Hospitals must have robust power systems to continue operations in the event of a grid outage
12/19/2018
Missouri hospital planning energy efficiency, renewable energy project
The Missouri Division of Energy has awarded a low-interest loan to assist Ozarks Medical Center
Focus: Energy Efficiency
12/19/2018
Power-generation systems in high-performance buildings
Safety, maintainability, efficiency, code compliance and economics play crucial roles in determining the topology of a power-generation system
12/10/2018
Benefits of upgrading emergency lighting
Lighting system upgrades can help meet demands for aesthetics and energy efficiency
Focus: Energy Efficiency
12/10/2018
Healthcare spending on energy efficiency expected to hit $6.4 billion by 2027
Energy is an area where relatively painless cost savings can be found
Focus: Lighting
12/10/2018
LED benefits, strategies illuminated
The most effective applications depend on matching advances in the technology to facility needs
Canadian healthcare facility certified gold for being greenFocus: Energy Efficiency
12/5/2018
N.Y. hospital energy update could reduce annual costs by $220,000
The upgrade is expected to reduce the hospital's heating and air conditioning energy use by 50 percent
Focus: Energy Efficiency
12/3/2018
Cantonese hospital designed with green features
The Shunde Hospital of Southern Medical University uses photovoltaic panels passively and actively, according to an article on the Healthcare Design website