Pulse energy management software helps buildings reduce their energy use by up to 25% by improving operational efficiencies.
Get involved with Earth Hour
Does your building have a Pulse?
It can be easy to get your building connected to Pulse Energy's software, especially if you already have a modern building automation or sub-metering system installed. Pulse Energy also has a simple, low-cost starter kit that can get any building's energy consumption online in just a few days.
Top 10 things you can do for Earth Hour
Occupants have a large impact on energy consumption in most buildings. Whether it is turning off plug loads, switching off lights or opening and closing doors, occupants are a critical part of the energy system that are often ignored or worked around.
- Turn off all non-essential lights every time you leave a room (classrooms, offices, washrooms).
- Turn off as many lights as you can when you leave work.
- Put computers on standby throughout the day and turn off PCs and Printers when you leave work.
- Unplug any small appliances (kettles, microwaves, coffee makers, charging devices and stereos).
- Close any open windows to reduce heat loss.
- Ask your professor to turn off lights after class is finished.
- Study without the computer — read, write notes and exchange ideas with classmates.
- Turn off the lights in residences.
- Keep the Earth Hour momentum going!
- Let's see if we can reduce UBC's power consumption by 5% from a typical weekend.
Pulse Energy Management Software communicates with a large number of building automation and metering systems to collect, archive, analyze and communicate energy information. The system helps building owners and operators quickly identify and resolve inefficient energy use, helps occupants learn how their buildings perform and ultimately helps save money and reduce emissions.
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