Taylor Swift, AI & Sustainability: Lessons for Real...
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.
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?
Rates will rise an average 16% for commercial buildings in January 2024. Here’s why and what to do.
SB 253 rises the bar for corporate emissions accountability in California and beyond. Are you ready for it?
Is your building ready to tackle the multifaceted challenge of decarbonization, from energy efficiency to electrification and beyond?
When utility budgeting season rolls around, property managers tend to either get buried in spreadsheets, or make rough “guesstimates.” There's a better way.
In an era where climate change and sustainability dominate headlines, the role of building owners in driving decarbonization and embracing environmental awareness has never been more critical. As the city of San Francisco progresses towards its ambitious climate goals, the…
It's yet another season of record-high temperatures (and energy usage). What's your plan to mitigate peak demand charges?
Office property values are plummeting at record levels. Is energy efficiency the secret to boosting NOI in a tough economic climate?
California’s AB 2208 bans the sales and distribution of fluorescent bulbs starting January 2024. Do you know what the implications—and options—are for your building?
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?