Adding a post-stop time in Events2HVAC can help reduce the spread of COVID-19.

HVAC schedule integration solutions are NOT created equal. Read this to find out what you are missing.

Learn how an innovative energy manager uses Events2HVAC to automate demand response across 24 schools.

Two new features of Events2HVAC (v.1.5 and higher) permit users to automate switching between Events2HVAC schedules and backup building schedules in case of lost communication from the server.

Would you like to keep HVAC equipment from cycling off when there is a short amount of time between events? Or schedule it to come on for the first scheduled event of the day and turn off after the last event of the day? You can do these things and more with EventsHVAC.

Many colleges and universities fail to implement energy efficiency solutions campus-wide, even after proving substantial energy savings and a fast return on investment. Here is a simple way to gradually implement proven solutions across campus.

No one knows your facility better than you. So when you work with an energy service company (ESCO) to improve efficiency, you must tell them what your facility needs.

A new Events2HVAC feature allows users to return HVAC equipment to unoccupied settings a specific number of minutes before the end of each event to "coast" through the end and save energy. You can’t do that with occupancy sensors!

Finding funds for energy efficiency projects can be challenging. Here are seven strategies you can use to get your project done!

Dynamic zone scheduling is a hot new feature in Events2HVAC v1.3.2 that will be helpful to many users. It was added for one reason – because our customers asked for it! Here is a short explanation to help you determine if dynamic zone scheduling is a good option for controlling some of your equipment.

No, this post is not about breakfast. It's about a great new tool non-profit institutions can use to manage, track and compare energy efficiency projects. Check it out!

Finding a way to pay for energy efficiency improvements to your building or campus can be tricky – even when the improvements will result in significant energy savings. But if you have the will, you can find a way. Here are some suggested strategies.

Convincing administrators and executives to fund energy efficiency projects can be a challenge for any facility or energy manager. But if you can present your case for Events2HVAC in the financial language that they understand, you will be one step closer to success. This article introduces a tool that will help you do just that: the Building Upgrade Value Calculator.

If you are a facility manager facing a tightening budget and an expectation of reducing expenses, how do you choose the best energy efficiency projects? This article provides some resources that can help.

What is the true value of your time as a facility manager? What is the value of your employees’ time? In order to answer these questions, you have to consider both monetary and opportunity costs.

Colleges and universities are using green revolving funds to finance hundreds of energy efficiency projects with the same seed money. Can't other organizations do the same?

What makes it difficult for you as a facility manager to achieve energy efficiency goals? This article identifies five common obstacles and steps you can take to overcome them.

When choosing a building automation system or other equipment for your facility, we encourage you to consider systems that are BACnet enabled. Why? Two reasons: flexibility and future development.

This article provides suggestions and resources for paying for energy-efficiency improvements to buildings through grants, rebates, incentives, and on-bill financing.

Events2HVAC has many benefits. This brief article explores five important reasons to integrate with Events2HVAC.