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How will this make our building better?
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- Does it help reduce energy costs?
- Can it make your building more sustainable?
- Will it make the space more appealing to occupants and tenants?
What insights will I gain?
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- Does it convert raw data into something you can use and understand?
- What information will you see, and where?
- How is it formatted? (Charts and tables vs. scrolling spreadsheets)
What if I want different data? Or my needs change?
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- Is customization possible?
- What fees are involved?
Is it easy to use?
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- Is customization possible?
- What fees are involved?
How will this change the way the HVAC system is serviced?
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- Can it diagnose and solve issues remotely?
- Can it replace some onsite technician time?
Do you offer connected services?
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- Will you be working with the same company for equipment, installation and services?
What type of connected services do you offer?
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- Does the provider offer energy management services?
- Do they monitor for reliability and performance issues?
Do you provide onsight technician service?
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- Will technicians have access to your building’s data?
- How would they use it to improve service delivery?
- What’s the process for emergency response?
How will you handle our building's data?
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- Is the solution cloud-based?
- Is it secure?
Are the cost benefits quantifiable?
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- How will it save you money?
- How much will you save annually?
- What is the anticipated ROI?
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Grand Hyatt New York Customer StoryWorking together every step of the way, the Grand Hyatt and Trane implemented building automation and energy management systems, making significant progress toward reaching the hotel’s sustainability and financial goals.
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11 Madison Avenue Customer StorySL Green Realty, which owns 11 Madison Avenue, is a pioneer in building sustainability. Among the company’s sustainability initiatives was installing an energy-efficient system that would cool the building, while continuing to decrease greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions. For SL Green, Trane was the natural choice.
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Ford Motor CompanyImplementing an energy efficient, sustainable and reliable chiller plant at Ford’s Dearborn campus reduced their energy use by 540,288 kWh per year.