Building Infrastructure Equipment
New hospitals are being designed an built with anticipated energy needs — and possible future regulation — in mind
Georgia hospital chooses a tailored solution to mitigate rising utility costs.
Providence St. Peter Hospital case study examines the feasibility of electrifying the heating system in an existing hospital
A preview of the ASHRAE/ASHE Guideline 43, Operations Guideline for Ventilation of Health Care Facilities
Annual steam maintenance program eases maintenance burden and cuts utility costs for New York health system
Ensuring that emergency power systems keep infrastructure running
ASHE focuses on task forces, data gathering and ENERGY STAR application assistance
ASHE partners with Providence St. Peter Hospital to study sustainability project
Untangling the National Electrical Code’s articles 517, 700, 701 and 702 requirements for health care essential electrical systems
The unique needs of health care infrastructure call for a rethinking of how power system requirements are developed and managed