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Institutional Customers
LEED® GoldSearle Chemistry Laboratory's Building Dashboard® at UChicago enables occupants and the broader campus, as well as the public, to track building energy, steam and chilled water use in real time, assisting the Searle community in understanding and adapting their resource consumption.
App State's Building Dashboard® monitors and displays electricity and heating energy consumption across campus buildings as well as electricity production from multiple solar photovoltaic and solar thermal systems and wind turbines.
LEED® GoldJesuit High School's Elorriaga Center for Science and Mathematics uses Building Dashboard® to monitor and display real-time electricity and natural gas consumption and solar electricity production, showcase sustainable building features, and list upcoming events.
Princeton's Frick Chemistry Laboratory, the most instrumented building on campus, uses Building Dashboard® to monitor and display rainwater and condensate collection and reuse, fume hood energy consumption and solar electricity production in real time, analyze total building energy use, and showcase the building's sustainable features.
LEED® PlatinumUCSB's Bren Hall, the first LEED® Platinum laboratory building in the U.S. and the first building to have received two Platinum certifications, uses Building Dashboard® to showcase what distinguishes the Bren School's building as a benchmark for sustainability.
Fred J. Jaindl Elementary School, Parkland School District's first green building, uses Building Dashboard® to monitor and display electricity consumption and geothermal heating and cooling energy usage, as well as to discuss the building and site's many sustainable features.
LEED® SilverSt. Paul's School uses Building Dashboard® in Fisher Hall to enable staff, faculty and students to track electricity consumption and solar and geothermal energy use in real time, illustrate green features, and encourage the community to carefully steward natural resources.
Quinnipiac's Building Dashboard® monitors and displays electricity consumption across three different campuses, allowing students, faculty and staff to make commitments to conserve, share conservation strategies, and compete in real-time energy use reduction competitions.
LEED® PlatinumThe Tahoe Center for Environmental Sciences at Sierra Nevada College uses Building Dashboard® to monitor and display the performance of state-of-the-art technology, including solar electricity, solar thermal and heat recovery systems, and showcase the building's sustainable design features.
VCU uses Building Dashboard® touch-screen kiosks to publicly display real-time electricity consumption across campus buildings and to communicate the institution's ongoing progress toward reducing utility usage and greenhouse gas emissions.
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