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Michaels Engineering Energy
Hotline includes technical, marketing and problem-solving "Ask An
Expert" services for commercial, industrial and institutional
facilities. Typical questions and answers are NO CHARGE and are held in strict
confidence. Answers are usually issued within 24-48 hours.
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Michaels Engineering
Energy Hotline will help answer the following types of inquiries (not
inclusive of all questions addressed):
How can I reduce my
energy bill?
Will my efficiency
project qualify for a utility rebate?
Will a variable
frequency drive save energy for my application?
How much energy
should I expect to save for a boiler stack heat recovery unit?
Will occupancy
sensors result in more energy use and shorter lamp life in
frequently visited spaces?
Is it worth adding
insulation to my roof?
I need a new air
compressor. What are my options and which type is best?
A vendor recommends
a new piece of equipment based on energy savings. Is he right?
My lighting vendor
tells me that metal halide fixtures are required in my production
area but my utility has rebates on fluorescent fixtures. Will these
fluorescent fixtures perform?
We have poor power
factor. How do we correct that and what can I expect for savings?
We are installing a
new production line. What are some energy efficiency features we
should be considering?
We are planning new
building and would like federal tax incentives. What do we need to
do?
What would be the
anticipated cost and benefits for LEED-certifying our new (or
existing) building?
What is
retrocommissioning and what might we save if we were to
retrocommission our facility?
What type of
lighting features should I be considering for a new office building?
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and databases of technical, business and engineering documents and
resources.
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