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Mode:Green joins forces with Mobil Travel Guide

Mode:Green has been endorsed by Mobil Travel Guide in an effort to assist their recommended hotels and resorts in not only expanding their green initiatives but to also help them run their properties more efficiently and with less impact on the environment.

Mobile Travel Guide
www.mobiltravelguide.com

Chiller Optimizers Save Big $$$

Chiller Optimizer

Mode:Green has expanded its manufacturing partners to include products from the Energy Optimization Company. The "Chiller Optimizer" provides savings on building chiller systems of 25-30%.

This self-contained microprocessor system is specifically designed for use with chillers and comes factory-programmed with ELECTRA" software. Only the Millennium Series Chiller Optimizer" combines the highest quality state-of-the-art hardware with custom ELECTRA" software with specialized chiller algorithms developed after hundreds of Chiller Optimizer" installations and 35 years of chiller and chiller control experience. There are NO compromises to comfort or chiller performance. Only improved efficiency.

For more information visit the Chiller Optimizer Online!

Mode:Green Saves 28% at one of Chicago's Top Hotels

Mode:Green has proven a 28% savings in guest room energy use in a recent study of one of Chicago's top hotels. Mode:Green proactively managed the HVAC energy use to virtually eliminate the use of the HVAC system when rooms were unoccupied.

Control4 Utility Build Talks to your Power Meter

Today’s article looks at a ZigBee-based home automation controller, the Control4 Home Controller HC-300, with an eye on its future capabilities to support utility need. Automation is not a new concept; and automation can already save energy. However, linking automation to the Smart Grid to support demand-side management is one of the promises of Advanced Metering Infrastructure (AMI). Control4 looks promising for future integration with a range of utility Energy Management Systems (EMS) and demand-side management products. Therefore, Control4 may be defining the future of retail-based utility deployment of wireless demand response components.