Demand response is a proactive opportunity for facilities to reduce or shift their usage during these peak demand events for financial incentives, including significant savings on their energy bill and/or cash incentives.
Assessing risk in your energy spend can be complicated but by understanding what makes up your energy pricing—whether electricity or natural gas —and the factors that influence it, is the first step to understanding how you can mitigate risk.
At a high level, there are two types of energy markets serving electricity and natural gas distribution, regulated and deregulated.
More than just the price you’re paying for the energy you’re using, what makes up your organization’s energy spend is a confluence of three primary factors that interplay with each other.
Whether we like it or not, the cost of energy is currently skyrocketing around the world. In August 2022, Americans’ energy bills were the highest they’ve been in over 40 years.
Earlier this year, President Biden announced the launch of the Building Performance Standards Coalition in conjunction with 33 states.
If you are considering a roofing project for your facilities like a repair or replacement, it is important to consider the type of project plan you are going to need.
Today, we’re taking a deep dive into the impact of the Inflation Reduction Act on energy procurement for small to medium businesses.