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Simplifying Energy Management for Commercial and Industrial Buildings

As the U.S. accelerates toward widespread electrification, electrical contractors and facilities managers face rising costs and growing pressure to meet evolving energy management demands. Discover how new solutions—like integrated switchboard displays and mobile apps—can simplify commissioning, reduce complexity, and help meet customer expectations with ease.

Date: June 17, 2025
Time:
11:00 AM EST / 10:00 AM CST / 8:00 AM PST / 3:00 PM GMT
Sponsor: ABB
Duration:
 1 Hour

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The U.S. is undergoing massive change as we move to electrify nearly everything.  This presents new challenges for electrical contractors and facilities managers alike.  Energy Management is now top of mind for many commercial and industrial operations.  Costs for nearly everything have risen over the last few years and has impacted contractor project costs.  This can include the cost of materials, labor, and training required for new technology.  Customer operations costs have also risen, and facilities managers are keen to manage energy consumption.

Trying to balance complex project needs while addressing customer expectations is one of the highest priorities for electrical contractors.  Now, new customer needs for energy management are a driver and often add another layer of complexity. 

We’ll show you how to keep it simple.  New solutions make it easier than ever to connect electrical equipment to monitoring and controls systems.  Combining local monitoring and control of Low Voltage components from a single switchboard panel display is one example.  A simplified commissioning process means meeting customer expectations while minimizing overall project complexity. 

 Learning Objectives:

·       Overview of U.S. trends driving energy management needs

·       Learn about new ways to connect and monitor electrical equipment

·       Show how a single switchboard panel can simplify commissioning

·       Discuss mobile apps for use on the job

Speakers

Mike Hoppe

U.S. Product Marketing Director for the EL Digital portfolio

ABB, Inc.

Mike joined ABB in 2021, as U.S. Product Marketing Director for the EL Digital portfolio. Prior to coming to ABB, Mike was the product leader for building controls at Daikin, and prior to that, he was a senior product marketing manager for the Home Comfort business line at Honeywell. Mike is located in Minnetonka, Minnesota.

John McHale

ABB Ability™ - Smart Power – ABB Inc.

ABB Inc.

John has an extensive background in all facets of machine building including beginning his career as a machine tool electrician and serving as a Controls Engineer in the automotive industry. In 2006, he joined the ABB Jokab Safety group. Since then, John has served as Engineering Manager until transitioning to his current role as Technical Manager for the ABB Ability™ Digital Business.

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