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Energy Audits
Energy audits can be a great way to improve energy efficiency. Identifying the areas that need improvement are the goals of an audit. Once the identified measures have been put into place, efficiency should be noticed by energy consumption.

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Building Monitoring and Control
Centralized building monitoring and control programs have shown to be very effective in reducing energy consumption and increasing energy efficiency.

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LEED Certification
Having a Leed certified building can reduce energy consumption and have a smaller footprint on the environment. This green building certification is all about sustainability and environmental impact.

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Smart Building
Smart buildings can have a great impact on energy efficiency by having sensors and programmable software to respond automatically and adjust performance of lighting and HVAC systems.

The estimated total utility bill for energy used by U.S. buildings has topped over $369 billion. Key drivers over time have been; economic growth (real GDP), which is a major driver of new floor space in offices and retail buildings, building size, and service demands (lighting and space conditioning, electronics, process loads). See Case Study HBA 2.0 on how SES is combining EE with building automation. Ref. Case Study_____

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