The Cannabidiol (CBD) industry is experiencing a meteoric rise, and with it, the popularity of CBD franchises is burgeoning. As entrepreneurs…
Leaving behind the blues of the pandemic years, the Quick Service Restaurant (QSR) industry is seeing a comeback. With a projected market size…
by Ankit Javeri
Whether you’re a building owner or contractor, working with an electrical engineering firm can ensure that your project—new construction or…
Lighting is one of the largest loads in New York City buildings, accounting for 11% of energy consumption in buildings… Read More
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The ENERGY STAR program, managed by the US Environmental Protection Agency, has been very effective in helping homes… Read More
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Domestic hot water (DHW) systems represent a large portion of energy consumption in New York City buildings. DHW… Read More
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Multifamily and office buildings represent the vast majority of high-rise buildings in NYC. Of all building floor area… Read More
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In 2011, the NYC Department of Environmental Protection published a rule to phase out heating oils No. 4 and No. 6, the… Read More
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Steam heating is popular in NYC buildings for a very simple reason: Steam rises by itself, which made it a practical… Read More
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Many homeowners and businesses turn to self-generated power in an effort to reduce their electricity costs, while… Read More
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Space heating represents the highest energy use in New York City buildings. In addition, domestic hot water and space… Read More
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Heating oil and natural gas are both fossil fuels, but they have very different properties. At room temperature, one is… Read More
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When specifying the mechanical and electrical equipment for a building, it is easy to assume that extra capacity is a… Read More
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Green construction is a very broad concept that encompasses all stages of a building’s life cycle, from conceptual… Read More
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Although hot water is preferred for heating systems in new constructions, steam is still widely used in older NYC… Read More
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