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MA - C5.2 Commercial Existing Buildings Part 2 Additions
This presentation will address how to determine what constitutes an addition, while also providing an overview of how the 2023 Stretch Energy Code applies specifically to commercial additions, including the different requirements for both “large” and “small” additions.
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Lawn Equipment | Mass Save
Battery-powered motors are more energy efficient, reduce carbon emissions, and typically require less maintenance than gas-powered equipment.
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Mass Save | Demand Response & Storage
Your business can receive incentives for managing and reducing energy use during periods of peak electricity demand.
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Mass Save | Building Management Systems & Controls
Building Management Systems (BMS) are computer-based systems installed to manage and monitor building equipment like air handlers, boilers, chillers, and more. They can automatically turn off systems and equipment when not in use—reducing energy loads and extending equipment and systems’ operational life.
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Mass Save | New Construction & Major Renovations
Not sure if your project is a new building or a major renovation?
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Mass Save | Heating & Cooling
By upgrading to higher efficiency systems, businesses can enjoy long-term reduced energy costs, decrease equipment maintenance time, reduce greenhouse gas emissions, and create a comfortable work environment.
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Mass Save | Commercial Refrigeration
Refrigeration can consume up to 50 percent of energy use in grocery stores or restaurants. By optimizing existing equipment or upgrading to energy- efficient models, your business can reduce energy use and costs
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Mass Save | Steam Leak Surveys
Steam and condensate leaks cost industrial plants millions of dollars in lost energy, while increasing emissions, creating safety hazards, and lowering the reliability of plant operations. Excess steam loss can result in over-extending boiler capacity.