The HVAC Resource Map is an intuitive graphical interface that provides quick access to a broad array of quality information on operations and maintenance best practices and energy and water efficiency measures.
The Federal Energy Management Program (FEMP) has provided a variety of resources addressing best management practices, water-efficient technology opportunities, building meter prioritization, and alternative water sourcing to help you and your organization integrate water efficiency and establish water management programs.
The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) has developed a variety of resources through their WaterSense program, that addresses topics from water efficiency best practices by facility type, water sense specific products, water-saving rebate programs, case studies from successful water management programs, and much more!
Is it possible to make reductions and maintain infection control? Absolutely! The following document from Boulder Associates provides some food for thought with respect to saving water and money in your healthcare facility
CDC encourages healthcare facilities to develop and implement comprehensive water management programs to reduce the risk for Legionella growth and transmission.
The American Water Works Association and Centers for Disease Control and Prevention developed a handbook on Emergency Water Supply Plan (EWSP) to prepare for, respond to, and recover from a total or partial interruption of the facilities' normal water supply.
This GSA infographic summarizes the results of NREL's research on an alternative electrochemical water treatment technology in cooling towers.
United Technologies, the City of Atlanta, and InterContinental Hotels share innovative measures they have taken to improve water efficiency while reducing energy use.
The Tower Companies updated its standard lease agreements to include a green appendix that 100% of new and renewed tenants accepted, supporting efforts to reduce energy and water use across its commercial portfolio.
Tower has taken its water management program to the next level with daily reporting, 15-minute interval data, real-time alerts, advanced data analytics, setpoint modifications, and internal water audits that have resulted in significant water consumption savings.
Welltower, Inc developed a proprietary internal Green Arrow Building Certification (GABC) program that measures energy, water, waste, indoor air quality, and innovation. Most properties have seen a 1-12% energy use reduction. In 2016, GABC scores improved 22.5% and 29 additional buildings were certified.
