Commercial Case Studies
Commercial Energy Management Systems (CEMS) integrate hardware, software, and analytics to monitor, control, and optimize energy use in non-residential buildings.
Commercial Energy Management Systems (CEMS) integrate hardware, software, and analytics to monitor, control, and optimize energy use in non-residential buildings, such as offices, retail spaces, and warehouses. These systems interface with electrical infrastructure, which include control panels, lighting, and HVAC, to manage amperage loads, ensure voltage stability, and support energy-efficient designs.
By leveraging data from sensors and protocols like BACnet, CEMS enable demand response, predictive maintenance, and integration with renewables, often tying into PLCs for automated sequences. Learn more about how to optimize commercial energy management systems.
Real-Time Energy Management
Energy management for offices, where data cabling upgrades can unlock 10-20% savings without major rewiring.
High School Controls Optimization
Public school upgraded occupancy-based controls, linking HVAC to existing lighting sensors for demand reduction.
Kaiser Permanente BAS Upgrade
Retrofit integrated HVAC controls into a national supervisory system across a multi-building medical campus
Parking Garage Lighting
San Mateo County drives down electricity costs in parking garage with efficient T8 lamps and wireless lighting controls.
Parking Lot Lighting
CBT Development, was incurring unusually high costs for parking lot maintenance from frequent lamp replacement.
Last updated on November 8, 2025
Residential Complex 2024
From the ground up, 45+ condos being constructed along the golf course covering all electrical systems.
KOA Park 2024
New KOA park for recreational vehicles requiring electrical system and various voltage requirements.
Boise Cascade 2023
Electrical systems, installing explosion proof propane tank, and a complete lighting retrofit using LEDs.