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EnErgy ManagEMEnt
Through The Tinted-Glass, And
What Savings You'll Find There
A downtown case study examines a window retrofit.
By John Yard
Task:
The Douglas Emmett Property
located downtown Honolulu at
1132 Bishop wanted to increase energy
savings, and become a more energy
efficient property by using more
natural light. Chief engineer Ed Lewis
mobilized the property's facility
management team, and early on
decided that the goal for the property
would be no less than to achieve
Energy Star-approved status.
Factoid: Nearly one-third of all electric costs
were spent to heat and cool the building.
Solution:
Hüper Optik® Energy Saver
Ceramic 35 was chosen because
of the film's unique ability to
preserve views and protect the
recent upgrades of environmentallyfriendly flooring and furniture.
The film's single-layer ceramic
technology delivers all the increased
energy-saving performance of a
traditional film, but with a clear
view of the property's swaying
palms and city scene.
Factoid: Decrease in Monthly Energy
Usage: 94,629 in kilowatt hours was the
average saved in the first seven months
Result:
Energy Saver Ceramic 35 at 1132 Bishop Street
* Helps commercial chillers last longer
* Turns existing windows into "super windows" for a
green solution for LEED buildings
* Helps achieve LEED points in energy reduction, thermal
comfort and innovation and design
* Helps achieve LEED points in thermal comfort, daylight
and views
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The extreme energy saving
performance of Hüper Optik's singlelayer ceramic delivered a comfortable
environment for the tenants of
the 25-story high-rise tower, with
approximately 471,000 square feet of
commercial office and retail space.
The building's engineers were
able to report a reduction in the
average cooling temperature; thus
allowing the chillers to operate more
efficiently during peak load demand.
Upon 80 percent completion of
the film installation, the savings of
the electric bill for the facility was
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Table of Contents for the Digital Edition of Building Management Hawaii February/March 2014
ENERGY MANAGEMENT
Engineered Efficiency: A Holistic Approach
Why Host An EV Charger
The New Age Of Energy Metering
Are You On Island Time?
Time To Stay Cool
Through The Tinted-Glass, And What Savings You’ll Find There
SECURITY
Managing Off-Site
Safe & Secure
HVAC: Top Trends
EDITORIAL Notes
An Industry Unites At Expo 2014
The (Often Overlooked) Success Factor
On Site: Men At Work
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