A Handshake in the Right Direction
While very important, energy efficiency without infrastructure resilience is a bit like having candles without the birthday cake. The challenge…
Read MoreA WATER WIN-WIN
As all of us living on this blue planet move toward a future in which water becomes an increasingly scarce…
Read MoreLIGHT ON THE HORIZON
If one thing can be said about the human race, it’s that we never stop trying to figure things out.…
Read MoreLIGHTS TO LEARN BY
Thinking back to the classroom doesn’t necessarily call to mind “lighting systems”. But for an environment in which many spend…
Read MoreRetro-Tech Systems is spreading the word on energy efficiency
Retro-Tech Systems is fortunate to have worked in the Energy Services Company (ESCO) industry for over 20 years. A proud…
Read MoreEnergy Efficiency Day 2017
WHAT IS ENERGY EFFICIENCY DAY? Energy Efficiency Day (October 5) is a collaborative effort between regional and national organizations, business,…
Read MorePACE programs offer long-term renewable energy.
Nearly half the energy we consume, and three quarters of the electricity we generate in the United States is used…
Read More40th World Energy Engineering Congress
RTS and fellow Integrated Efficiency Solutions companies, LRI Energy Solutions and Water Savers will be attending and exhibiting at the…
Read MoreRTS Water: Moving Forward
We at RTS Water Solutions are beyond pleased to announce our merging with Lighting Retrofit International (LRI) to form Integrated…
Read MorePress Release: Integrated Efficiency Solutions
DFW Capital Partners Combines LRI and RTS into Integrated Efficiency Solutions DFW Capital Partners (“DFW”) today announced that Integrated Efficiency…
Read MoreDeep Energy Retrofits: Benefits, Challenges & Solutions
Nearly a fifth of energy consumed in the US is used by commercial buildings – but building owners and managers…
Read MoreUS Department of Energy James Forrestal Building
Retro-Tech was selected by an ESCO qualified for the DOE’s Enable program to audit and design an LED lighting upgrade throughout the facility. The challenges included managing compatibility between existing fluorescent electronic ballasts and the DOE selected type A T8 LED lamps, addressing challenges related to dimming applications, and maintaining the integrity of the emergency lighting systems all while minimizing the impact and inconvenience to building occupants