All buildings consume energy, some more than others. Three dimensional energy modeling allows for the building owners to explore energy alternatives and approach decisions from an educated, non-sales perspective. Programs such as eQUEST and EnergyPlus can simulate the energy performance and utility consumption of a building with great accuracy. Once a baseline is created based on local energy and building codes, the owner can explore energy saving options. Possibilities include high performance windows, more efficient HVAC equipment, high efficiency lighting, water saving devices and more. The energy savings options are then compared against the baseline to provide the owner with cost savings over the life of the equipment or device to determine the return on investment.
Energy modeling can also be used to achieve LEED certification. Larson Engineering employs many LEED accredited professional engineers in multiple disciplines. They share unique insights into their field of expertise.
Experience
Energy modeling for LEED Certified buildings
Evaluation of energy reducing systems and predicted cost savings
Alternative energy analysis and predicted performance
Assistance in equipment specification and performance based off of model predictions
Studies in predicted energy reduction to aid in future energy improvements
Services
Mechanical engineering services
Energy analysis services
Energy simulation
Mechanical system design
Electrical design
Equipment specification
Equipment selection
Construction material selection
Economic analysis
Alternative energy simulation
LEED design
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