Building owners need an energy audit to identify inefficiencies in their buildings to reduce energy consumption and costs. However, they may lack the experience, and equipment necessary to conduct a thorough and accurate audit themselves.
Discover how BSE’s Energy Independence and Resiliency in Texas energy management symposium brought together professionals in sustainability and energy efficiency to exchange ideas on making facilities more resilient and energy-efficient.
As commercial and industrial property owners, you may have invested a significant amount of money in electrical equipment, including LED lights, to provide the best lighting solution for your business. However, have you considered whether your electrical system is delivering the power quality your equipment needs to operate at peak efficiency?
As the world becomes more aware of the impact of climate change, governments around the world are enacting laws and regulations to reduce energy consumption and greenhouse gas emissions. At this time, cities in the United States, like New York, have implemented local energy efficiency laws.
Discover how BSE’s Energy Independence and Resiliency in Texas energy management symposium brought together professionals in sustainability and energy efficiency to exchange ideas on making facilities more resilient and energy-efficient.
When we walk into a commercial office building, shopping mall, hospital, campus center or industrial building, we take for granted that all of the building systems will be operating smoothly. This is the responsibility of operations directors, building managers, and facility engineers.
The U.S Solar Investment Tax Credit (ITC), is a policy to incentivize clean energy projects. It was enacted in 2006 and as of 2021, the ITC is a 26% tax credit that can be claimed for residential and commercial solar projects. According to the Solar Energy Industries Association (SEIA), the ITC has helped the U.S solar industry grow at an annual average of 52%.
We hear a lot of hype today about Solar Energy. No doubt, it sounds attractive to get power from the sun – an energy source that almost every business and many homeowners can take advantage of, and it doesn’t require any fuel. However, the question we come to ask ourselves is: should we invest in this?
Is the New Jersey Clean Energy Program (NJCEP) going away? Well, yes and no, to be exact. NJ incentive programs are transitioning. By the end of this article you’ll understand what we mean. What’s changing about the NJCEP? Here’s a quick breakdown about what’s staying and what’s going.
What you should know before installing a solar system? Big Shine Energy works with a variety of customers ranging from homeowners to large scale commercial businesses upgrading to solar energy. We understand that making an upgrade to a building or home can be intimidating for customers, so we decided to outline a few important things to consider before your upgrade.
What is safe and healthy for our eyes? Spending so much time indoors, we come to appreciate time outdoors when we can gaze into the beautiful blue sky. Is this hazardous to our eyes? Although the amount of light in the blue wavelengths is very high, the light is scattered in all directions.
Solar PV System technology has been around since the 1950’s, but there is no better time to adopt solar for commercial and residential properties than now. And here are the top 5 reasons why. 1. The Tax Credit is Decreasing From 26% To 22%.
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