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Train Green Course Recording: Introduction to Retro Commissioning

As buildings age, their performance can decline due to worn-out parts, sensor miscalibration, and other factors. This can lead to increased utility costs, decreased asset value, and reduced occupant comfort. Retro-commissioning (RCx) is a crucial process designed to assess and improve building performance, focusing on getting systems to function as intended while identifying low- and no-cost energy efficiency measures.

In this recorded Train Green course from June 2022, building owners, managers, and operators will gain a foundational understanding of the RCx process, learn how it helps reduce energy consumption and greenhouse gas emissions, and explore strategies to optimize operations.

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