Energy Management Toolkit

8 Ways to Optimize your Site’s Compressed Air System

Compressed air is a costly and often overlooked utility. Optimizing compressed air systems can have a huge energy impact.

Understanding utility demand charges can prevent surprises and improve site energy efficiency.

An energy management system and building automation system work closely together but their functionality differs in a few key ways.

Utilities offers a variety of commercial and industrial rebate programs to offset the cost of HVAC investments.

A comprehensive HVAC energy audit ensures commercial and industrial buildings operate at peak efficiency.

One significant source for HVAC optimization savings potential lies in the chilled water pumps that are integral to cooling buildings.

Cooling towers can be optimized to run more efficiently.

There are three key elements to building an effective energy efficiency plan.

Compressed air costs can be reduced by up to 30% through continuous monitoring, effective control strategies and by ensuring equipment up to date