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The beauty of undertaking energy goals is that it is never just a 1:1 trade-off. There are numerous ancillary benefits, ranging from the obvious, giant

According to National Grid, there is a very short and sweet distinction between the two:

kW is the rate of using electricity (Demand).

kWh is the electrical energy actually used (Consumption).

In response to a stunning 2016 ruling by the state’s Supreme Judicial Court, in which the court sided with an environmental group claiming Massachusetts didn’t

In fast moving industries or during laborious work days, we often seek to find the easy and quick solution to problems we encounter. If we’re

If one were to quickly guess which factor in the cold chain process was the most important when it came to large-scale refrigerated storage and

Short cycling is a common issue that often goes undetected because the system is running, and safe temperatures in the space are still maintained, but it’s excessively running much more than it needs to.

Lighting enhances consumer experience and highlights products in the freezer aisles of the supermarket, but it also increases electricity bills. Most reach-in coolers have old,

In this new weekly blog series, NRM will highlight an issue a customer had and was able to resolve with our industry-leading control and monitoring

Whether it’s in a walk-in cooler storing cold beverages, a refrigerated storage room for fresh produce, or a biomedical freezer containing sensitive compounds, one fact

In most walk-in coolers and freezers, the evaporator fans run 24 hours a day, 365 days a year, at full speed. Those fans are not

In the first part of this blog series on energy consumption and peak energy demand, we explored the differences between the two and what they

In this new weekly blog series, NRM will highlight an issue a customer had and was able to resolve with our industry-leading control and monitoring