AIAPF Healthcare Group presents – Microgrids and Distributed Generation, March 28th Pasadena There are many challenges facing our social infrastructure, but there are also opportunities.
Thanks to the San Francisco IEEE chapter for putting on today’s Power Systems Seminar. Always great to hear the presentations and meet with my fellow
As we add more renewables to the grid, I have had a number of questions regarding understanding the energy bil. Fortunatly PG&E have prepred this
Hospitals in California have to date been exempt from part 6 (Energy Codes) of the Building Codes. In the next Code Cycle, due to go into effect January 1st, 2020, hospitals will no longer be exempt and will be subject to Part 6, with a series of exceptions
Reliable and scalable emergency power is of crucial importance in any healthcare and essential facility. With a greater reliance on technology in delivering the patient experience,
With aging healthcare infrastructure, the planning and execution of temporary generator installations is critical the delivery of technology-driven healthcare. https://oshpd.ca.gov/construction-finance/codes-and-regulations/ To help in this we
Since get our Tesla Mode 3 in September I have learn a lot about owning, driving, charging and enjoying an EV car To help share my
The size scale and impact of the recent fires has thrown up so many questions for me as an engineer. Now the rains have brought
