Customers
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Building Dashboard® enables real-time, campus-wide dorm energy competitions at colleges and universities.
Institutional Customers
1 building12,047 sq. ft.Middlebury's Franklin Environmental Center Building Dashboard® allows students and faculty to view real-time electricity, water and steam consumption, solar photovoltaic production and weather conditions, and to learn about the sustainable features throughout the building and landscape.
1 building35,590 sq. ft.Elon's Lindner Hall uses Building Dashboard® to monitor and display total building electricity, water, natural gas and cooling consumption and solar photovoltaic and solar thermal production in real time, as well as educate occupants and visitors about its sustainable features.
Photovoltaic system200 kW arrayCaltech's Holliston solar photovoltaic array, expected to produce 342,000 kilowatt-hours annually and displace more than 63,000 metric tons of carbon dioxide over the life of the system, is monitored in real time by Building Dashboard®.
1 building16,000 sq. ft.Germantown Friends School's LEED-certified Upper School Science Building enables students, faculty and visitors to view building electricity, water and natural gas consumption, track solar photovoltaic and geothermal production, and learn about the building's green features.
10 buildings351,686 sq. ft.UC San Diego's Building Dashboard® monitors and displays total electricity consumption across multiple buildings on campus, allowing students and staff to actively track building performance and total carbon emissions, and make real-time building comparisons day-to-day or throughout the year.
3 buildings1385 occupantsMizzou uses Building Dashboard® to show real-time electricity consumption in student residence halls, enable ongoing building comparisons and allow residents to compete in real time to reduce consumption -- all while expressing usage in terms of dollars and carbon dioxide emissions.
9 buildings3,709 occupantsBoston College's Building Dashboard® allows students in 9 dormitories to track total electricity consumption, conduct ongoing building comparisons, launch dorm energy competitions and quantify the environmental and economic benefits of resource conservation.
14 buildings2,122 occupantsUniversity of Richmond's Building Dashboard® monitors and displays total electricity consumption across over a dozen buildings, allowing dormitory occupants to make real-time campus comparisons and launch building vs. building or campus-wide dorm energy competitions.
1 building300 occupantsDeerfield Academy's David H. Koch Center for science, mathematics and technology uses Building Dashboard® to display total electricity and heating consumption in real time, and showcase the sustainable features incorporated throughout the LEED® Gold facility.
9 buildings1,707 occupantsJMU's Building Dashboard® enables students and staff to actively track electricity and water consumption across individual residence halls, view campus-wide usage during the school year and compete against other buildings in real-time dorm energy competitions.
