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The BOMA Magazine – The Green Guide July 24th 2012
The Wall Street Journal – NASA Ames Research Center Deploys Cypress Envirosystems’ Wireless Pneumatic Thermostat to Save Energy and Reduce Costs November 11th 2011
Cypress Envirosystems, a subsidiary of Cypress Semiconductor Corp. (Nasdaq:CY), today announced that its Wireless Pneumatic Thermostat (WPT) has been installed in fourteen buildings at NASA Ames Research Center in Mountain View, California. The WPTs replaced almost 1,400 legacy analog pneumatic thermostats in approximately 1.5 million square feet of office and laboratory space in order to save energy, enable ongoing commissioning and reduce maintenance costs.
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Buildinggreen.com – Cypress Envirosystems Wireless Pneumatic Thermostat named Top Ten Products of 2012 at Greenbuild October 19th 2011
This is one of the most exciting and innovative retrofit products we've seen in a long time. It pretty seamlessly replaces an analog pneumatic thermostat with wireless digital controls, allowing much more granular energy automation, management, and data tracking than you will ever get out of a manual system.
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BuildingGreen.com – BuildingGreen’s Product of the Week: Affordable Thermostat Retrofits: Analog to Digital in 30 Minutes September 14th 2011
Replacing manual thermostats in commercial buildings with digital controls is usually expensive and invasive, but new technology costs far less and can be installed in less than half an hour.
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Energy Solutions – ETAP Technology Seminar: HVAC WPTs – Chuck Frost (Video) August 26th 2011
ETAP Technology Seminar presented by Chuck Frost at University of California at Berkeley.
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Future 360 Episode 2: Green Building (Video) June 30th 2011
Cleantech and Green Building colide in the Silicon Valley. Sarah Backhouse hosts Future360.tv with guide John Picard.
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Energy Solutions – Energy Technology Assistance Program (ETAP) Technology Seminar – Wireless HVAC Controls June 15th 2011
Wireless Networking allows DDC‐like functionality without the difficulty of re‐wiring. Significant Energy Savings, especially for Constant Air Volume (CAV) systems.
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aecknowledge.com (Video) – USGBC-NCC GBCI Course #303: Retrofitting Existing Buildings to Improve Energy Efficiency June 9th 2011
Presented by: Harry Sim, CEO, Cypress Envirosystems and Zach Gentry, Chief Strategy Officer, Adura Technologies
GBCI Learning Units: 1 Hours
Compared with new facilities, existing buildings and plants often have legacy equipment which waste energy, require more maintenance, and incur more downtime. A complete rip-out and replace strategy is often cost prohibitive and highly disruptive to ongoing operations and occupants. New non-invasive technologies allow for retrofits that take minutes to install and deliver substantial savings with investment paybacks of less than 18 months. This presentation provides an overview of cost-effective HVAC, lighting, steam, and compressed
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ARCWeb.com – Architect of Capitol Saves Energy Time and Money with Cypress Envirosystems May 27th 2011
Reducing the energy profile of the existing building stock in the US is be-coming a high priority for the federal government and many ARRA stimulus funds are directed at initiatives that increase the energy efficiency of the nation is building stock. However, in addition to "putting its money where its mouth is," the US government is leading by example by retrofitting much of its own building stock to take advantage of the savings and operational efficiencies generated by new technology.
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Cleantech Insights – Let’s Make Dumb Buildings Smarter May 26th 2011
The most promising renewable energy sources are not actually energy sources. Instead, I believe ‘negawatts’ or opportunities to save energy by making our buildings, factories, and homes more efficient are the best path toward reducing our dependence on fossil fuels. While attractive energy efficiency opportunities are plentiful, I’m most inspired by the ways we can make ‘dumb buildings’ smarter and more efficient.
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