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Historic buildings often struggle with balancing comfort and energy efficiency, especially when occupancy is unpredictable. Learn how St. Michael's Parish, a church built in 1891, overcame this challenge with intelligent HVAC controls that reduced energy waste, lowered utility costs, and delivered a rapid return on investment.

EDGE Tech Corp. a 43,000-square-foot electronics manufacturing and distribution facility in Ada, Oklahoma, installed Save Energy Systems’ Demand Limiting Controller (DLC) across seven HVAC units in June 2011, the timing could not have been a tougher test. That summer became the hottest on record in Oklahoma. Yet even under extreme cooling demand, the facility reduced both energy use and demand charges across nearly the entire study period.

From May 5–8, the team from (SES) will be participating in , engaging with facility and operations leaders around AI-driven energy optimization, SmartPM, HVAC intelligence, and advanced EMS solutions.

Save Energy Systems will be attending New York Build 2026 to discuss Local Law 97, HVAC optimization, and practical ways aging NYC buildings can reduce emissions without replacing equipment.

Discover how Save Energy Systems supports ESG goals across Scope 1, 2 & 3 with up to 30% HVAC savings, reduced emissions, predictive maintenance, and DEI leadership.

For facility owners and operators, HVAC represents one of the highest ongoing operating costs. Traditional preventive maintenance reduces risks but relies on fixed schedules and reactive repairs.