Energy dashboard usage can mean significant savings
The ability to see changes in utility usage at a healthcare facility can save thousands of dollars, according to an article on the Healthcare Design website
The ability to see changes in utility usage at a healthcare facility can save thousands of dollars, according to an article on the Healthcare Designwebsite. As part of its energy-use verification The University of Kansas Hospital medical office building uses a web-based energy dashboard to get real-time readings on use of electricity, natural gas, and water in the building.
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The approximately 13,700-square-foot emergency room features 12 patient rooms, respiratory therapy services, diagnostic imaging including CT scans, X-ray and ultrasound.