Building owners and managers interested in boosting their buildings’ performance, reducing costs and/or going green may wish there was some alternative to the conventional lineup of energy sources: electricity from the grid (coal- , gas- or nuclear-generated), natural gas for heating, or .... Actually, that’s about it. Those are typically the only options.

Upgrading to T8 lighting, for example, can reduce lighting energy costs by up to half in typical applications such as offices and classrooms.

The current economic climate is persuading a lot of managers and executives to look for more cost-effective solutions.

Many people spend the majority of their waking hours in a commercial or industrial facility. Efforts are continually being made to make buildings safer, and safer for the people who use and service them.

With the demand for conservation, energy is the new buzzword that can’t be avoided. But why think about energy now? In Utah, who cares? Power is cheap.

As the electrical contractor on the Meldrum Science Center, Hunt Electric's team of electricians followed the requirements of construction activity pollution prevention and recycling.