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Air-Source Heat Pump Efficiency Metering

Vigilant® integrates ASHP monitoring for real-time efficiency insights

Measurement Canada BTU Meter Integration

Ensure® integrates Measurement Canada approved BTU meter

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Integrated vs. Fragmented

Integrated vs. fragmented solutions for geothermal supervisory control and data acquisition (SCADA)

Proactive vs. Reactive

Why acting early with proactive control saves energy and costs

The Seven Deadly Sins Series

Avoiding common ‘Sins’ of Ground Heat Exchanger Design and Operation: A Cautionary Series

Introduction: The Seven Deadly Sins

Avoid the 'Seven Deadly Sins' of GSHP system design and operation

Lust: The Temptation to Oversize and Overpay

Optimizing GSHP efficiency: Balance loads using predictive control

Gluttony: Pushing Limits and Undermining Efficiency

How to prevent GSHP overuse and monitor performance effectively

Greed: Saving Now, Paying Later with Poor Performance

Avoid short-term cost cutting; ensure long-term efficiency and savings

Sloth: Neglect Leads to Inefficiency and Cost

Best practices for GSHP design and predictive monitoring

Pride: Overconfident and Overdesigned

Optimize GSHP design: Avoid oversizing and costly mistakes

Envy: Longing for the Familiar

Learn how GSHPs rely on annual energy exchange, making both total and peak loads equally important

Wrath: Frustration From the Unknown

Overcoming GSHP design challenges with guidance and monitoring

Seven Deadly Sins: Lessons from the Field

Real-world example, the consequences of the mistake, and how it could have been prevented.

Overheating Chaos: The Deadly Sin of Gluttony

How overloading a GSHP system led to disaster—and the fix!

Expensive Assumptions: The Deadly Sin of Pride

How a simple, yet critical oversight revealed costly consequences.

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Precision GSHP Savings with Real-Time Data

Learn how real-time data verifies GSHP energy savings

Why Thermal Conductivity Tests Can Wait

Exploring the notion that a TC test is needed during the feasibility stage