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Sep 29, 2026

Herman PoppleberryHOST
13:47
It is, and it's a spread because it depends enormously on the building.
Herman PoppleberryHOST
13:51
There's a field evaluation of five advanced lighting control systems where average site-level lighting energy savings came out at 66%.
Herman PoppleberryHOST
13:59
But when you break out what daylighting contributed at the controls level, it's an average of 7%.
Herman PoppleberryHOST
14:05
Occupancy sensing was 29.
Herman PoppleberryHOST
14:14
A slice.
Herman PoppleberryHOST
14:15
There's a California study of an office building showing 26% savings from task tuning alone, and a further 44% from full advanced lighting control functionality.
Herman PoppleberryHOST
14:25
The Department of Energy estimates connected lighting is under 1% of United States luminaires, but represents up to 45% of total lighting energy savings potential.
Herman PoppleberryHOST
14:36
And by 2035, more than a third of installed commercial luminaires are expected to be connected.
Madden DelaneyHOST
0:42
Welcome to Retrofit Radio, the podcast designed to highlight the voices behind better buildings.
Madden DelaneyHOST
0:48
Today's guest is Nick Horace, the vice president of energy conservation and weatherization at CETA, one of the largest weatherization agencies in the country.
Madden DelaneyHOST
0:56
Without further ado, please enjoy the episode.
Nick HorrasGUEST
1:01
Yeah, good morning, Madden.
Nick HorrasGUEST
1:02
Yeah, you said my name, Nick Horace.
Nick HorrasGUEST
1:06
I am recording this from Frankfurt, Illinois right now, just down the street from my work location in South Holland.
Nick HorrasGUEST
1:15
Currently, my job is the VP of Energy Conservation and Weatherization for CETA, the Community and Economic Development Association at Cook County.
Madden DelaneyHOST
1:25
Okay, the question we like to start with is, how did you get into the weatherization, building science, home performance industry?

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For the Birds-U. S. Fish and Wildlife Service

Sep 19 · 1 Mention

Brenda McCrackenNARRATOR
66:48
Increased Wildlife Populations You can probably double the number of bird species using your property with a good landscaping plan.
Brenda McCrackenNARRATOR
66:58
Energy Conservation By carefully arranging your conifer and hardwood trees, you can lower winter heating and summer cooling bills for your house.
Brenda McCrackenNARRATOR
67:09
Soil Conservation Certain landscape plants can prevent soil erosion.
Brenda McCrackenNARRATOR
67:16
Natural Beauty A good landscaping plan contributes to a beautiful, natural setting around your home that is pleasing to people as well as birds.

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