by AF 0322 b3 — March 24, 2010—EnergyPrint Inc. recently released Energy Star benchmarking capabilities as an integrated core feature to its energy performance benchmarking tool. The company says it is one of the first energy benchmarking software companies to release Energy Star integration as part of its core product launch.
As a result of the product launch, EnergyPrint has become an Energy Star Service and Product Provider. EnergyPrint is introducing its benchmarking product across the country to numerous business sectors that oversee multiple facilities, including retail, banking and the government. The tool will improve energy efficiency by measuring and tracking the whole-building energy performance of its commercial building customers, says the company.
According to the 2006 Annual Energy Review, there are nearly 5 million commercial buildings that accrue energy costs of approximately $35,500 per building. Between 70 percent and 80 percent of the energy consumed in buildings is used by the heating, cooling, ventilating and lighting systems.
For more information, see the EnergyPrint Web site.
