By replacing aging coal boilers, generating electricity on-site, and recovering heat, overall energy efficiency has been boosted while substantially reducing energy costs and cutting water usage by 5%.

The museum administration and its asset management in-house committee have signed a contract with a physician-led firm, offering a PC approach to improve the building environment to assist in furnishing, installing, commissioning, monitoring, measuring, and reporting on the museum’s indoor environment.

The existing equipment to remain as part of the condenser water system includes the plate and frame heat exchangers and split-case pumps with standby pumps, each with variable frequency drives (VFDs). 

The solutions implemented by Budderfly helped the YMCA of Southwest Kansas reduce its energy consumption by approximately 30%.

Vacant for decades, the former 342,000-square-foot Cook County Hospital has been transformed into a hotel, food hall, medical office, and community spaces by SOM. 

The existing central air system with eight terminal reheat coils shall provide space temperature and humidity control to maintain 40%-60% relative humidity within each room while maintaining 68°F in the heating season, 74° in the cooling season, and space pressure maintained at 0.05-inch gage positive pressure. 

Tracking the results of a $4.9 million HVAC renovation project at Hannibal School District.