San Francisco’s Ordinance 220-19 requires large commercial buildings to source 100% renewable electricity. If your property missed the 2024 compliance deadline, take action now to avoid fines, reputational risks, and rising costs. Learn how to confirm your energy mix, enroll…
How did our new 4CP alerting service help Texas building operators and owners get ahead of costly demand charges this summer? Check out the results and learnings from another active, heatwave-y 4CP season in ERCOT territory.
Stuck between rising energy costs and shrinking capital? Learn about the new financing options in California now available for your solar, EV charging, and battery storage projects—all with zero capital expense.
Earlier this month, the Building Owners and Managers Association (BOMA) International hosted its 2024 conference in Philadelphia, PA. Here are a few of our takeaways from the event for those of you who couldn’t make it out! Focus on the…
Our new demand alerting feature helps flag unexpected and unintended spikes—so you can stay focused on bigger priorities.
Discover how tech and data are impacting energy performance for commercial buildings in this RETCON panel featuring industry veterans.
Need a quick way to lower energy costs? Lean on Gridium to run the analysis and figure out the best utility rate for your unique operation, so you don't have to.
In this article, we take a closer look at the flight to quality in commercial real estate, the current state of the market, and the outlook for the future.
Discover how corporate real estate leaders can face post-pandemic challenges with insights inspired by Taylor Swift and AI in CoreNet Global’s “What’s Next?” podcast.
Texas' 4CP demand charges are complex and costly. What can you do to manage them ahead of the summer season?
Dominion’s commercial energy rates are difficult to understand, and even more challenging to map back to your building’s energy consumption patterns. Are you sure your buildings are on the “right”rate?
Ensure your efficiency upgrades make the cut with help from California's creative financing programs.