2020’s energy markets, seen from the Mongolian steppe
I was recently asked to talk at an investor conference about new markets for energy efficiency, below are my remarks about the fundamentals of our changing grid.
I was recently asked to talk at an investor conference about new markets for energy efficiency, below are my remarks about the fundamentals of our changing grid.
Dror Poleg–Author and Co-Chair of the Urban Land Institute’s Technology and Innovation Council in New York–discusses his new book on how technology is changing the way humans work, live, eat, shop, and travel.
Trends and geographies of ordinances, regulations, and requirements affecting commercial real estate buildings.
“The challenge is how do you get out of that sea of data into making decisions, with AI, that are actually going to build the value, not the drudgery of analyzing.”
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Look past the one liner tweets and big money clickbait headlines and you’ll see the ground is shifting beneath your building.
What does an academic study from 1943, on the diffusion of adoption of hybrid seeds by farmers in Iowa, tell us about harvesting energy efficiency in 2019?
Time-of-use periods are shifting at California investor owned utilities, creating a tailwind for commercial building energy OPEX.
Fred Gordy–Director of Cybersecurity at Intelligent Buildings–discusses the growth in BMS hacking attacks and NIST-based frameworks for defense.
By providing a standardized, transparent, and fair way to gauge the accuracy of automated M&V techniques, EVO points the way to a flourishing ecosystem of innovative meter-based efficiency programs.
The EPA will introduce Heating Degree Days back into the ENERGY STAR Portfolio Manager scoring process for Office buildings, and the changes will be implemented July 21, 2019.