Integrating Lighting Control   Manufacturers have released lighting control systems to allow control down to individual zones and even fixtures. These systems are BACnet and Niagara Framework “ready”. - Gerry Cellucci, Yorkland Controls

Building on BACnet©  Connecting BAS Devices to an IP Infrastructure - George Thomas, President, Contemporary Controls

EnergyConnect Acquisition by Johnson Controls   We need to give customers forward-looking and real-time awareness of load management opportunities, provide quick and easy “what if” analyses, and most importantly, present the information in the customer’s context, making sure that our strategies are calibrated to customers’ needs and baselines. - Kevin R. Evans, President and CEO, EnergyConnect

[an error occurred while processing this directive]Connectivity Week 2011  Turning Data Into Actionable Information Through Analytics - John Petze, SkyFoundry

The Greening of HVAC Controls   Reducing electricity and natural gas usage immediately improves a company’s bottom line, and it also helps reduce its carbon footprint through the reduction of greenhouse gas emissions (GHG).  Steve Dushane, President & CEO, Venstar Inc.

Daylight Harvesting   Daylight harvesting is when the lights are dimmed or switched in response to sensed ambient light levels. -  Gary Meshberg, Director of Sales, Encelium Technologies

Benefits of Addressable Lighting for Schools and Universities  For energy savings in a classroom, the row of fixtures closest to the window can be dimmed in response to daylight and all fixtures can be switched or dimmed for nighttime cleaning.  Rick Schuett, Vice President of Global Sales, Encelium Technologies

Interviews from March 2011

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