Attention building owners & operators in California: do you know what energy rate each of your buildings is on? And, more importantly, are you sure those rates are the most-cost effective for each building, given their unique operations?
Energy Star’s NextGen program aligns with the government’s net-zero goals for 2050. Could it be the new badge brand for the most sustainable building?
Gridium is now SOC 2 Type II compliant, as part of our ongoing commitment to maintaining customer data security and privacy.
In which we navel gaze in 2023 at proposed regulations, and see stranded assets, especially in states like California following technology regulation.
Gridium digs into the latest state level emissions data, and finds for many providers the promise of clean energy has not yet arrived.
Building owners should think twice about doing a lighting-only efficiency upgrade. Here’s why: it can take away your ability to perform a more comprehensive deep efficiency retrofit of your building. Lighting projects seem like total winners. Lighting efficiency measures have quick paybacks. New LED lights can be up to 75% more efficient than your old… Read More
This week we’re delivering on a long-time feature request: the ability to annotate your energy data with contextual notes.
Nailing down the right path through the energy transition requires a close accounting of the decarbonization tradeoffs in policy decisions like natural gas bans.
To solve the climate crisis, fix buildings first.
“We find that certain management practices that encourage knowledge sharing between coworkers can raise long-term productivity. The Structured-Meetings treatment was particularly effective, suggesting the constraint on knowledge flows is initiation costs…”
Gridium layers business intelligence on top of your energy data.
The worlds of Biden’s politics, Kim Stanley Robinson’s hard science fiction, and our buildings are colliding together this winter with climate change.