THE DEAL SHEET

A salute to great sponsor U.S. Energy Group. Did you know its building management applications are proven to save you 10-30% on fuel-use and costs with a payback of less than two years? See related story below.
Sponsor U.S. Energy Group recently launched USE Manager 6.0, bringing fully-integrated, real-time status and building control via the web. It allows owners and managers to know exactly what's happening in each building of a large portfolio in just minutes a day and take action immediately and remotely—like changing the desired indoor temperature, programming desired cycle times, and arranging critical repairs. A busy property manager doesn’t have a lot of time, but U.S. Energy Group has solved that problem—it’ll bring lunch to your office! In 35 minutes, you’ll learn all about USE Manager,Verifier Digital Fuel Gauge, and USE Controller EMS —which saves you 10-30% on fuel-use and costs. Pictured: the firm’s David Unger, Jerry Pindus, John Cirella, and Tom Scali. For more info, click on its ad to the right

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