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COAC is finishing up on a project for Vanden High School in Fairfield, CA., with a lift of VRF equipment on the roof. This new library will take advantage of an advanced variable refrigerant flow (VRF) system that is very energy efficient and low maintenance.
The EPA’s release of the R-22 phaseout schedule has provided a better idea of how fast R-22 refrigerant will be eliminated. Building owners and managers can now plan for it over the next few years. A big part of that preparation is education.
R-22 will be gone soon so now is the time to make decisions about your HVAC equipment. In Sacramento, 70-80% of commercial buildings still have R-22 systems in operation. Whats your plan?
Feeling out of “juice”? Being able to harness your creativity in business, and in life, is a skill that can be nurtured, and drawn upon when needed. Steve Jobs once said, “Creativity is just connecting things.” So what are you doing to “connect things”? In a short piece found on the Huff Post Blog, it encourages you to feed your creative pipeline, make connections, and then apply the ideas. Read More Here
Bothersome HVAC noises aren’t just annoying for occupants, they can also indicate HVAC dysfunction. Examine possible causes to determine where the problem lies. You may end up with a solution that can both save energy and contribute to occupant satisfaction and productivity. Read More Here
According to some World Health Organization experts, 30% of commercial buildings in the U.S. have poor IAQ, which is linked to respiratory illnesses and allergies. In addition to shouldering the medical expenses of sick workers, U.S. businesses experience as much as a 33% drop in worker productivity due to poor IAQ. But there are ways to decrease airborne disease transmission and have a healthier building. Read More Here