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Since 2010, over 3,500 facilities have recognized significant energy savings through the Energy to Care program.

This monograph covers the mechanics of LED lighting and shows relevant applications in health care facilities. It explains how hospitals can use LEDs to save resources and improve the patient and staff experience.

Cut your health care facility's operational costs with our tips, tactics, and case studies for energy cost reduction.

This monograph provides a step-by-step model for building a business case in support of energy resiliency investments in health care facilities. It also includes other best practices and ways to support resiliency.

Getting the Most out of the Energy to Care DashboardOctober 31, 2017Speaker: Kara BrooksOverview: This webinar will discuss how to best use the Energy To Care Dashboard for Energy to Care participants.Learning ObjectivesHow to make the most of what you haveTaking it to the next levelDOWNLOAD PRESENTATION 

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Lessons learned from previous disasters, explains how to assess vulnerabilities, and suggests new ways to safeguard emergency power through new technologies, innovative protocols, and information sharing.

This monograph provides an overview of the requirements of ASHRAE Standard 188: Legionellosis: Risk Management for Building Water Systems and provides compliance guidance for health care facilities.

This monograph sets forth energy procurement best practices and explains how hospitals should approach energy procurement using the principles of aggregation, alignment, and analytics.

Speakers: Tim Adams, Jordan Northcutt, Art Kjos and Rob “Waldo” Waldman  

Recorded October 26, 2016Speaker: Scott Higgins, Director, Distributed Energy and Microgrids, Schneider Electric

The study compares anticipated plug load with energy intensity data provide guidance for designers in estimating a facility's design load.

Speaker: Jonathan FlanneryDOWNLOAD PRESENTATION

Speakers: Christy Love, John Inman, Linda Dickey & Mike Hatton2013 PDC SummitSession track: Fundamentals of PDCSession number: 308613Length:  1:14:47Presentation slides not availableOperating Room HVAC setback has the potential to save significant energy and operating costs but has not yet been widely implemented for a variety of reasons. This session presents successful strategies for addressing this challenge from a design and operation perspective and ongoing issues that impede implementation.

Speakers: Mark Kenneday and Ed Tinsley

Speaker: York ChanDOWNLOAD PRESENTATION  

Operating room setback is a proven energy-saving strategy for hospitals and ambulatory surgery centers. This paper presents possibilities and question to ask to determine a facility's approach.