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Providing Backpacks and School Supplies to Thousands of Students
August 15, 2022
At Hunton, we exist to radically improve the environments in which people live, work, and play, and our local schools are very important to us. Since 2019, The Hunton Group has partnered with HPD to provide backpacks and school supplies to thousands of students across the Greater-Houston area. This year we took it upon ourselves […]
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Getting Your Supermarket to Net Zero: A Decarbonization How-To
July 12, 2022
Everyone’s talking about decarbonization these days, and for good reason. Leaders across the grocery industry are responding to a groundswell of pressure from consumers, investors and regulators (not to mention their own children)—by setting emissions targets. As someone responsible for meeting those corporate goals, you probably have a few questions such as: How can I […]
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Join Us at the 2022 TEMA Conference
April 18, 2022
Event dates: April 26-28, 2022 Waco Convention Center, 100 Washington Ave., Waco, TX 76701, 254-750-5810 Join us at booth 46 for the 2022 TEMA Conference in Waco, TX. We are excited to be a part of these three days of learning sessions, networking opportunities, and Energy-focused exhibits. Be sure to stop by and meet our […]
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Navigating Fundamental Changes in the Energy Landscape
March 31, 2022
Chances are you’ve heard about decarbonization and electrification: two six-syllable words that may sound like a weird new diet. They are in a way – but for fossil fuel consumption, not calories. And engineers and building owners should be paying attention. The march toward a decarbonized future continues across the United States. To date, 19 […]
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Maximizing Restaurant Profits using Remote Connectivity
March 21, 2022
Running a successful restaurant means making a million decisions daily. Ordering, staffing, menu planning, the list can seem never-ending. What if I told you that simple changes to your HVAC system could not only make it easier to operate your building’s energy systems, but could also save money? Automating heating and cooling using remote connectivity […]
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6 Ways to Make HVAC Systems as Green as Can Be
December 6, 2021
Technology and material advancements have been making buildings consistently more sustainable for decades. Some of what’s possible is truly remarkable. There are solutions readily available today that can reduce emissions while paying back building owners with financial benefits.Here are six ways that HVAC systems can make bigger strides to decarbonize right now. 1. Squeeze out […]
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Open Distribution in Building Automation Systems
October 14, 2021
When it comes to building automation systems, not all uses of the term “open system” are equal. When talking about open systems, definitions typically fall into three categories: open distribution, open protocols, and open service. This blog explores open distribution. Definition What does “open distribution” mean? Typically, it refers to the ability to purchase a […]
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Insight from an expert: IEQ and back to school
July 29, 2021
Q. What are your key observations about IEQ & schools in 2020/2021? A. I think many schools realized that their systems, particularly mechanical and HVAC systems, were not capable of handling the CDC- and ASHRAE-recommended modifications during the pandemic, such as increasing outdoor air. Especially in the Northeast, systems are not built to handle 100 […]
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Trane Quarterly Innovation Release
July 6, 2021
QUARTERLY INNOVATION RELEASE – Q2 New Trane Offerings Help Cut Energy Costs, Increase Sustainability and Optimize Building IEQ Davidson, N.C., June 28, 2021 – Trane® – by Trane Technologies (NYSE: TT), a global climate innovator – is launching new offerings to help customers meet energy efficiency, sustainability and indoor air quality goals as part of its Wellsphere™ holistic approach to indoor […]
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Creating Comfort Through Humidity Control
July 1, 2021
Life is slowly returning to normal, as more and more people are coming together in their favorite eating places. For restaurant owners and facility managers this uptick in indoor dining is a good sign after taking a $240 billion hit from pandemic shutdowns1. For many, recovery will take years. But that recovery is happening, which […]
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