Building Technology, Whole Building
Hospitals Stand to Gain the Most from the Internet of Things
Sensors, plants and waste heat: Adelaide hospital’s bid to be most energy-efficient When it comes to the power consumption of hospitals, the diagnosis isn’t pretty: they rate as the second most energy-intensive of all commercial buildings, behind only food service providers. As the places where our babies are delivered, our sick are treated and our […]
building sensors, energy intensity, hospitals, Internet of Things, IoT, smart technology
Building Technology, Whole Building
UMass Amherst Opens First Net-Zero Energy Building
UMass Amherst Celebrates Economics Department’s New, Net-Zero Crotty Hall UMass Amherst, March 22, 2017 The University of Massachusetts Amherst department of economics has opened Crotty Hall, anew 16,800-square-foot net-zero-energy building housing 35 offices and four conference rooms. At a ribbon-cutting ceremony on March 22, Chancellor Kumble R. Subbaswamy said the “stunningly beautiful” building advances the […]
building sensors, Net Zero Energy, NZEB, sustainable building, UMass Amherst