Ongoing Commissioning: Stopping Your Building’s Drift toward Inefficiency
University
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Senior Analyst
Top energy managers understand that measuring building performance shouldn’t be a one-time event. Buildings are in a constant drift toward inefficiency. The signs are often there in the form of higher utility bills. In a worst-case scenario, premature equipment failure can result in occupant safety issues and costly repairs.
Advanced analytics tools can support ongoing commissioning and provide constant monitoring. This can result in on-going prioritization of repairs, retrofit projects and control updates that can make a building more efficient.
Join us for a discussion about the existing building guideline developments from ASHRAE, and how facilities and energy managers are developing a long-term strategy for ongoing portfolio optimization. You’ll learn:
- Basic concepts behind different levels of ongoing commissioning
- ASHRAE guideline development
- How ongoing commissioning can help prioritize building repairs, maintenance and retrofit activities
- Case studies from the frontlines of ongoing commissioning efforts
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