HBT News & Blogs
Office Building Automation: Lower Bills, Happier Tenants, ESG Progress
Office buildings waste about 30% of their energy. Here is how building automation cuts costs, keeps tenants comfortable, and makes ESG reporting simple.
Pharma Cleanroom HVAC Done Right: Pressure, Airflow, and Compliance
Pharmaceutical cleanrooms rely on stable pressure, airflow, temperature, and humidity. Learn how HVAC controls help facility teams protect product, support compliance, and respond quickly when conditions change.
Why School Districts Are Losing Money to Old HVAC Controls
Aging HVAC controls quietly drain school budgets and hurt classroom air. Here is how building automation cuts energy costs and builds healthier schools, in phases.
Lab Airflow Done Right: Fume Hoods, Pressure, and Validation
In a lab, airflow is safety and valid results, not a comfort setting. Here is how precision controls protect fume hoods and pressure while cutting high energy use.
Government Building Automation: Budget Relief Through Intelligence
Public budgets are fixed while energy costs rise. Here is how building automation, rebates, and legacy integration cut costs, with real results from county government work.
Manufacturing Climate Control: The Real Cost of Getting It Wrong
On a plant floor, climate is part of the process, not comfort. Here is what poor control costs in downtime, scrap, and energy, and how building automation fixes it.
250 Years of American Ingenuity: The People Who Built Our Industry
As America turns 250, we honor the innovators who built modern HVAC and building automation, from Willis Carrier to the Hoffman brothers, and the work we carry on.
Campus Building Automation: One Dashboard for Every Building
A university is dozens of buildings, each with its own controls. Campus building automation brings them onto one dashboard, as our High Point University project shows.
BMS, SCADA and EPMS: How Data Center Control Systems Work Together
A data center runs on three control layers, not one. When they are designed to work together, the building protects...