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Lithium Ion batteries have just entered the renewable energy field of play and are proving to be worth their weight in gold to harness and store valuable energy generated from renewable sources. 

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The world view of renewable energy remains strong with several countries implementing challenging goals and unprecedented projects to bring renewable energy to the rest of the world. 

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Energy efficient, great for the environment, and beautiful to look at, green roofs offer a great option for people looking to improve the air quality surrounding their building while reducing energy costs. 

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Adam Beherns (Electrical Engineering, Roseville Office) was recognized as Gausman & Moore’s March 2019 Employee of the Month.

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Recycling safe greywater throughout your commercial building can not only save money, but can help create an eco-friendly environment for your building's inhabitants. 

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California has recently unveiled Title 24, which is an innovated collection of building codes and standards for new construction in California. While engineers, designers, and builders alike will be focused on the regulations, Part 6 to the title has people excited. Focused on reduced energy consumption, Part 6 has the potential to transform the building landscape for the foreseeable future in California.

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Any opportunity to use renewable power sources is a chance to offer safe, clean, and cheap energy compared to alternative sources. Hydroelectricity is just one of many sustainable options to provide power to an entire city or just a single building. Hydroelectricity comes in many forms and has several benefits. Below, let's examine hydroelectricity in more depth.

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Many large-scale buildings, such as healthcare facilities, consume enormous amounts of power every day. Within evert building, there are many ways to reduce energy expenditures and make the facility more sustainable.

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Mo Sannan (Electrical Engineering, Los Angeles Office) was recognized as Gausman & Moore’s February 2019 Employee of the Month.

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Throughout any construction project, there are many moving parts. The client, of course, has a say in the design and overall construction to make sure his or her objectives are accomplished. To do so, many parts of the design and construction team must work together to achieve the overall goal. This is no different for electrical engineers working on a project. Below, we will examine the many ways an electrical engineer must interface with the various teams that work on a building to create a successful project.

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The historic downtown area in Ventura, CA was in need of additional restaurant options. A long-vacant building was in need of a tenant. Gausman & Moore, working with AB Design Studio, worked together to meet both needs by designing and building Finney’s Crafthouse & Kitchen.

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It takes a big idea to make changes in the world possible. Minnesota is happy to be at the forefront of construction with the next big idea. A new plan, called the MN Sustainable Building (SB) 2030 B3 program, is designed with the end goal of creating only net zero energy and carbon buildings in the state of Minnesota by the year 2030.

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Gausman & Moore is providing mechanical, electrical, and plumbing design engineering services for this new senior living facility. The $26.34 million project is a new ground-up, two-story licensed, limited care facility that includes a single-story memory care portion and two-story assisted living portion. Once complete, the facility will be 101,960 square feet.

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Commissioning and recommissioning services are intended to make sure very complex operating systems are running as they should. The commissioning process helps both owners and operating managers know that the systems in their buildings are running smoothly, correctly, and as intended.

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Thomas Bartczak (Mechanical Engineering, Los Angeles Office) was recognized as Gausman & Moore’s January 2019 Employee of the Month.

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