Need to Know: Navigating Maryland’s BEPS and Energy Benchmarking Requirements Maryland property owners and managers will have a new legally binding reporting […]
PulseIQ is helping hundreds of properties in Washington, DC comply with the DC Department of Energy and Environment’s (DOEE’s) new third-party benchmarking […]
PulseIQ becomes an Energy Star Partner PulseIQ Announces Partnership with EPA’s ENERGY STAR® Program Takoma Park, MD —PulseIQ today announced it has […]
An Overview of the Maryland Climate Solution Act of 2022 and Building Energy Performance Standards for Condominiums and Cooperatives Reaching Net-Zero Greenhouse […]
Can’t help but slam your fist looking at ever-increasing gas bills? We can’t blame you. Gas prices have in some cases more than doubled.
Thankfully, PulseIQ can help you navigate this maze and explore different options to save energy costs for your boiler system. One simple way you can save thousands of dollars every year is with a boiler outside air reset and cut-out.
While the multifamily housing market is growing overall, the availability of affordable housing is declining. Poor energy efficiency in older multifamily housing is contributing to this decline as many residents are struggling to pay the higher utility costs in these units. Energy efficiency upgrades in these properties can be an effective strategy to fight this trend, lower your operating costs, and increase the value of your property.
The District of Columbia and its surrounding counties have ambitious climate action plans to “decarbonize” and dramatically reduce or eliminate greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions. They are actively working to meet these goals through a mix of incentives and legislative and regulatory mandates that will directly impact Common Ownership Communities.