“Energy Conservation Projects is a practical technical guide for facility managers and engineers seeking to reduce energy costs through targeted, manageable building upgrades. Clark argues that interconnected building systems demand a holistic, lifecycle approach — and that modest, well-understood improvements consistently outperform sweeping overhauls.”
KEYWORDS: green buildings, energy conservation, energy audit software, hvac, electrical, water system, architectural, lighting
210 pages 6x9 Trade book Available as a Paperback, PDF book, or ebook Read a 15-page preview at Blurb.com
The Gospel of the Kilowatt
Clark returns to his native territory — the building, the duct, the thermostat — with a professional manual that doubles as a quiet moral argument. Energy Conservation Projects insists that the path to efficiency is not the dramatic gesture but the disciplined accumulation of small, intelligent interventions: better insulation here, a recalibrated control system there. The prose is functional rather than elegant, but Clark’s systems-thinking is genuinely sophisticated. He understands that buildings are organisms, not machines, and that tinkering without comprehension breeds expensive failure. In an era of grandiose green promises, his incrementalism reads as hard-won wisdom.
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