Publications
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- CMCommercial
- CSCodes and Standards
- EDEducation
- GVGovernment
- HCHealth Care
- PCPerformance Contracting
- ZEZero Energy
Publications Key
- CM: Commercial
- CS: Codes and Standards
- ED: Education
- GV: Government
- HC: Health Care
- PC: Performance Contracting
- ZE: Zero Energy
Performance Contracting
Achieving Guaranteed Energy Savings, Improved Energy Utilization and a Healthier Learning Environment
Improvements were funded for a rural school system through Performance Contracting. High Performing Buildings Fall of 2015 issue highlighted Henry County Public Schools journey of desperately needed school improvements.
Commercial
CMTA’s Lexington Office wins ASHRAE National Technology Award
CMTA’s Lexington Office earned LEED Platinum certification and achieved an ENERGY STAR rating of 100. This article includes different strategies that contributed to this cost-effective, award winning energy efficient office building.
Performance Contracting
No Budget. No Problem.
Cox’s Creek Elementary School utilized a Guaranteed Energy Savings Contract to fully fund a complete HVAC renovation that decreased the school’s energy use by over 50%.
Government
Illuminating the Past and the Present
The Franklin County Courthouse earned a 2015 Illumination Award of Merit for the lighting work that accentuates the exterior features of the building including 16 limestone columns that surround the new plaza and frame the courthouse. The original building was constructed in 1835.
Education
Energy savings are a way of life at Twenhofel Middle School.
Twenhofel Middle School was one of CMTA’s first schools to introduce a curriculum integrated energy dashboard. This Fall 2012 High Performing Buildings article details the school’s sustainable features.
Education
Baby Steps to Zero Energy
When Plano Elementary School opened in 2007 it was one of the most energy efficient schools in the country. The school’s energy use was so low that the local utility changed the meters out twice believing they were malfunctioning. This Fall 2009 High Performing Buildings article shows how Plano achieved this low energy use.