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Gaining Real-Time Building Performance Insights: Q&A with WSP

December 17, 2018October 9, 2019 by Alyssa Danigelis

WSP’s Joshua Radoff and Cory Mosiman discuss challenges to understanding building performance and how their work in a living laboratory is providing efficiency insights on a real-time basis.

IoT Helps Lineage Logistics Lower Annual Energy Spend by $4 Million

December 14, 2018April 6, 2020 by Alyssa Danigelis

Cold food storage operator Lineage Logistics collaborated with AT&T Internet of Things and industrial energy optimization company Ndustrial.io on installing smart meters and sensors to store more food and increase energy efficiency at their facilities. The new system lowered annual energy spend by $4 million.

11 Experts Predict the Future of Energy Management in 2019

December 7, 2018February 24, 2021 by Guest Author

We’ve seen the demand for energy management continue to grow over the past several years. Investors see it, too: the energy management software market alone is projected to grow at 10% annually over the next four years. The question is: how will this continued investment change the landscape of energy ... Read more »

Wesleyan University’s Energy Efficiency Efforts Save $480,000 Annually

December 7, 2018August 2, 2019 by Alyssa Danigelis

Wesleyan University and Connecticut utility Eversource recently started a new energy-efficiency partnership aimed at reducing energy costs. Since 2014, energy efficiency efforts completed at the private, non-sectarian liberal arts university have reduced energy costs by approximately $480,000 a year.

Texas City to Guzzle Drinking Water from Treated Waste

November 30, 2018 by Jennifer Nastu

The city of El Paso, Texas, may soon become the first large city in the US to use treated sewage water for its drinking water needs. The amount of snowmelt feeding the Rio Grande has dropped 25% since 1958 and is “critically low.” The use of treated wastewater will add a significant source to the city’s supplies.

Wave of Savings Still Ahead in the C&I Lighting Sector

November 28, 2018August 2, 2019 by Guest Author

While market transformation of residential lighting is a near term reality, with impending new federal standards and high market saturation, the story is very different in the world of commercial lighting. For the C&I sector, the right decisions right now can ensure savings opportunities and realize significant benefits, and utility ... Read more »

High Efficiency Electric Heat Pumps Could Help CA Meet Ambitious Emissions Goals: NRDC

November 26, 2018 by Guest Author

Annual emissions from water heating technologies (without load management). Each technology name includes its efficiency or annual coefficient of performance (COP). Using high-efficiency electric heat pumps instead of gas for residential heating needs in California could cut greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions in half or more, according to a new ... Read more »

‘Autonomous Cleaning’ Increases Efficiencies, Streamlines Operations

November 19, 2018 by Guest Author

As the impact of an expanding digital footprint via the Internet of Things (IoT) continues, the cleaning industry is a natural place to implement levels of autonomy within smart buildings for a lower-cost, more sustainable operation.

Net-zero Carbon Emissions from Challenging Sectors Possible by 2050, Says Report

November 19, 2018 by Jennifer Nastu

Reaching net-zero carbon emissions from heavy industry and heavy-duty transport sectors is technically and financially possible by 2060 - earlier in developed economies - and could cost less than 0.5% of global GDP, according to the Energy Transitions Commission (ETC).

5 Key Components for Building an Effective Corporate Recycling Strategy

November 16, 2018 by Alyssa Danigelis

Veolia North America COO Bob Cappadona discusses corporate hazardous material challenges, and how to develop an effective corporate recycling strategy to overcome them.

Why Smart Buildings of the Future Need Autonomous Cleaning

November 16, 2018 by Guest Author

Over the next decade, smart buildings powered through the IoT will see a vastly growing number of connected endpoints. Today, many buildings have already implemented systems for lighting, heating and ventilation that use sensors to adjust their settings and performance. The cleaning industry is the next natural place to implement levels of autonomy within smart buildings.

Product Announcement: AI-Powered Platform Predicts Flooding Levels

November 15, 2018November 15, 2018 by Jennifer Nastu

Artificial intelligence company One Concern has launched an AI-powered platform that lets companies forecast levels of potential flooding up to five days in advance. The Flood Concern platform combines hydrological and hydrodynamic models with machine learning to predict flooding, allowing companies to better prepare for, respond to, and mitigate the ... Read more »

Gaining Real-Time Building Performance Insights: Q&A with WSP

IoT Helps Lineage Logistics Lower Annual Energy Spend by $4 Million

11 Experts Predict the Future of Energy Management in 2019

Wesleyan University’s Energy Efficiency Efforts Save $480,000 Annually

Texas City to Guzzle Drinking Water from Treated Waste

Wave of Savings Still Ahead in the C&I Lighting Sector

High Efficiency Electric Heat Pumps Could Help CA Meet Ambitious Emissions Goals: NRDC

‘Autonomous Cleaning’ Increases Efficiencies, Streamlines Operations

Net-zero Carbon Emissions from Challenging Sectors Possible by 2050, Says Report

5 Key Components for Building an Effective Corporate Recycling Strategy

Why Smart Buildings of the Future Need Autonomous Cleaning

Product Announcement: AI-Powered Platform Predicts Flooding Levels

Taking the first step: why verify and what to expect?

Environmental Justice: What it Means for Your Company and How to Prepare

From EHS to ESG: How Do I Get There (And Why Should I Care?)

reLED = Performance2: Upgrade legacy LEDs to improve performance and savings within your lighting program

EHS & ESG: Connecting the Dots Between People and Business Performance

Environment + Energy LEADER Awards 2020

How to Marry ESG & Financial Reporting to Reap Big Benefits

Successful US Water Management Strategies 2020

Implementing an Advanced Corporate Climate Strategy

Monitoring and Reporting on Air Emissions for Regulators and the Real World

Environmental, Social, and Governance (ESG) eBook

Understanding PFAS Sources and Current Regulatory Advances

The Future of Supply Chain: Why the End of the Pandemic Isn’t the End of Risk

A Guide to Identifying, Financializing and Implementing Facility Optimization Projects

Top of Mind for EHS and ESG: Past, Present and Future

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