Energy Management

A vital component to most modern, sophisticated buildings is on the high-tech side of construction. Automatic Controls, Temperature Controls, Building Automation provide the decision-making capability, or brains, of efficiently controlling energy utilization. Regardless of the complexity of these systems, the building’s controls are a critical link to effective and economical operation.

There are many types of engineered mechanical HVAC systems in existence, and new concepts are emerging. When applying a control strategy, oftentimes mechanical engineers need additional support in understanding how a control product can manipulate the controlled medium. Close coordination between mechanical system installations and the implementation of a control strategy become a requirement to ensure a complete, successful design overall.

As a Certified Energy Manager®, directing custom automation controls, temperature controls, and building automation, he can coordinate the energy utilization of the mechanical systems in a facility to lower costs and energy usage as part of a complete system design. More simply, A CEM® integrates systems for electrical, mechanical, process and building infrastructure into optimized solutions to reduce energy consumption.