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AHR Expo 2012
January 23-25, Chicago, IL
Come see us at booth #3929.
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Interclima+elec 2012
February 7-10, Paris, FRANCE
Come see us at the EnOcean booth (Hall 7.2, Booth #L084).
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CAN2GO launches new line of Smart Wireless Peripherals
Come see the launch of the award-winning DA2, the TE2 and the new Web BEMS dashboard
The line includes the TE2 terminal unit for fan coils and the DA2 proportional damper/valve actuator, based on the Belimo MP-Bus platform. The DA2 received a 2012 AHR Expo Innovation Award honorable mention.
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More information about the DA2 and TE2 >>
 
CAN2GO Web BEMS adds dashboard, previews Android app, block programming
The dashboard provides clear-cut visualizations for system integrators and facility managers
SCL Elements, manufacturer of CAN2GO products, officially launched the new dashboard feature of its award-winning license-free Web BEMS at the 2012 AHR Expo in Chicago. The company also previewed the Android app and block programming features that will be added to its offering this Spring.
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Another creative way to finance energy efficiency projects...
Investors would get repaid directly through the utility bills of consumers, as long as the savings generated are greater than the monthly payments required
From California, the land of policy-backed energy efficiency, comes a new plan to jumpstart investment in making buildings greener and more efficient -- tying repayments to utility bills. The California Public Utilities Commission is now considering just such an “on-bill repayment” proposal put together by the Environmental Defense Fund. ...To make sure residential projects don’t add to the bills of renters or unsuspecting homeowners, investors would have to promise that energy savings from the project would exceed loan repayments to yield a net decline in utility bills over time.
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