Government

Funding to Improve Federal Energy and Water Infrastructure

July 8, 2020

The U.S. Department of Energy’s Office of Energy Efficiency and Renewable Energy recently issued funding opportunities for Federal agencies to use to advance energy efficiency, resilience, and security of their…

Why Now’s the Time for the US to Invest in Critical Public Infrastructure

June 2, 2020

Blog, Industry News

As legislators work towards developing economic recovery plans for the millions of unemployed Americans looking for work, there’s an opportunity to invest in critical facilities in our local communities. This…

What is PACE Financing for Commercial Real Estate?

March 23, 2020

Blog, Industry News, Metering

As a commercial building owner, you may be interested in making meaningful long-term investments in energy efficiency and alternative energy for your property. But the question may be: how can…

ENVOCORE: a 2020 Gold Sponsor of NAESCO

March 23, 2020

Blog, Industry News, Metering

Envocore is proud to announce that we are a Gold-Level Sponsor of the National Association of Energy Service Companies (NAESCO). NAESCO is the top trade organization in the nation that…

New Study Highlights the Need for Water Efficiency in Municipal Settings

March 20, 2020

Blog, Metering

The Alliance for Water Efficiency recently released a major new research study on municipal drought response and water demand. Called “The Use and Effectiveness of Municipal Irrigation Restrictions During Drought,…

Department of Energy Makes Moves to Improve Energy Efficiency

December 19, 2019

Industry News

In an effort to provide military bases and communities with a secure and resilient energy infrastructure, The Federal News Network recently shared an article discussing the partnership between the Navy…

US Department of Energy James Forrestal Building

April 26, 2017

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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

White House Announces New Actions and Progress Made to Make American Buildings More Efficient

May 23, 2016

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President Obama’s Better Building Initiative is Moving the Nation Forward, Faster President Obama is committed to taking commonsense actions to reduce carbon pollution and save taxpayers money on their energy…

U.S. Government Saving Money with Energy Retrofit Projects

October 12, 2015

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You know that there are some great savings to be found in energy retrofit projects, but exactly how much can you save? The U.S. Government has been implementing more and…

What’s New in State Energy Efficiency Policy Management?

January 27, 2015

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States use Energy Efficiency Resource Standards policies for targeting cost-effective efficiency. During 2015 – 2016, state officials are planning and examining new data regarding their state policy designs in relevance…