Unlock your industry's potential with innovative facility and energy solutions
In today's dynamic landscape, industries encounter unique challenges and opportunities. By leveraging innovative facility and energy management solutions, we empower organizations to enhance reliability, reduce emissions, improve efficiency, and propel business growth. Discover how our customized strategies can tackle your core challenges and unlock new value for your operations. Learn how we help you stay competitive, manage costs, and achieve sustainability goals.
Data Centers
In today's data-driven world, data center leaders are under immense pressure to meet the growing demands of cloud computing, AI, and data storage. Ensuring Five 9s uptime and improving power usage effectiveness (PUE) are crucial for maintaining a competitive edge and achieving decarbonization goals. By optimizing facility energy strategies, data centers can enhance reliability, reduce emissions, and drive business forward.
Core Challenges:
- Improving PUE
- Ensuring uptime
- Reducing emissions
- Optimizing portfolios
- Managing energy costs
Manufacturing
The manufacturing industry is crucial for the US economy, and its success depends on improving production line efficiencies, reducing scrap and equipment downtime, and making smart energy investments. By rethinking facility and energy strategies, manufacturers can boost productivity and drive economic value across their entire portfolio. High-performing buildings can help protect life and property, reduce waste, increase energy and water efficiency, and enhance US economic competitiveness.
Core Challenges:
- Staying competitive
- Economic uncertainty
- Aging infrastructure
- Regulatory compliance
Financial Services
The banking and financial services industry is undergoing a renaissance with advancements in technology, AI, hybrid banking, and sustainable finance. Customers now expect a seamless, tech-enabled experience and a strong track record of sustainability from financial institutions. By integrating facility and energy management, financial services can achieve modern, customer-friendly, and sustainable operations profitably.
Core Challenges:
- Digital transformation
- Human experience
- Responsible lending
- Risk management
- Energy management
- Legacy systems
Higher Education
Higher education is shaping the future, but to continue leading, college leaders must address evolving campus demands. With rising pressure from various stakeholders, institutions need to attract learners, enhance campus experiences, and meet sustainability goals. Modernizing facility and energy management is key to achieving these goals, boosting sustainability, and creating vibrant campuses.
Core Challenges:
- Sustainability goals
- Tuition affordability
- Aging infrastructure
- Budget constraints
- Green campuses
Healthcare
Healthcare is undergoing continuous transformation, driven by new technologies to achieve the best patient outcomes. This puts industry leaders under pressure to maximize potential while managing costs, evolving patient needs, and sustainability considerations. By focusing on facility and energy strategy, healthcare teams can enhance patient experience, optimize energy spend, and support the goal of delivering the best patient care.
Core Challenges:
- Consistent care environments
- Energy-intensive operations
- Reducing environmental impact
- Maintaining continuity
- Financial pressures
Real Estate
The US commercial real estate sector is rapidly evolving, with industry leaders navigating new facility challenges and opportunities, such as adapting to a flexible workforce, digitizing warehouses, and optimizing vast real estate portfolios. At the same time, there is intense pressure to reduce the carbon footprint of buildings, which account for almost 40% of US energy consumption and carbon emissions. By implementing innovative facility and energy strategies, buildings can become true assets that drive value, increase market appeal, and optimize costs across portfolios.
Core Challenges:
- Fierce market competition
- Protecting NOI and cap rate
- Operational and climate risk exposure
- Fragmented and shifting regulations
- Making sustainability progress
Public Sector
Public institutions, from K-12 schools to municipal governments and federal agencies, are essential for community growth and need modernized facilities to inspire employees and responsibly use tax dollars. Modernizing these facilities can attract staff, enhance visitor experiences, and improve financial performance by reducing operating costs. By focusing on facility and energy strategy, public institutions can overcome challenges like aging infrastructure, tightening budgets, and talent shortages.
Core Challenges:
- Aging infrastructure
- Fiscal responsibility
- Risk management
- High-performing facilities
- Workforce shortages
Retail
Retail is evolving rapidly, shifting from mass-market supply models to personalized, data-driven experiences. Since COVID-19, retailers have faced rising costs, supply chain disruptions, shifting consumer behaviors, and legacy systems that no longer suffice. By modernizing facility and energy strategies, retailers can transform the in-store experience, accelerate sustainability efforts, and unlock the full potential of their energy investments.
Core Challenges:
- Digital transformation
- Containing costs
- Visible sustainability efforts
- Enhancing in-store environments
- Navigating the EV shift
- Adapting to M&A era