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Some of the city’s most iconic hotels have joined a new carbon-cutting initiative.

Traditionally more of a residential energy efficiency financing tool, property-assessed clean energy, or PACE, is gaining ground in the commercial sector.

The U.S Department of Energy announced new energy efficiency standards Dec. 21, 2015.

As energy benchmarking becomes standard practice in the commercial building industry, owners and managers of buildings are seeking to simplify the process of obtaining utility data.

This document introduces the key elements to consider in making the business case for a proactive high-efficiency rooftop units, or RTU, replacement strategy.

The Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory digs into Energy Management and Information Systems, or EMIS, a broad family of tools and services used to manage building energy use.

Better Buildings, launched by President Obama in 2011, is a broad, multi-strategy initiative aiming to improve the energy use of our nation's buildings.

Carrier's fleet has been looking for opportunities to increase efficiency. This white paper introduces the advantages of telematics, Carrier's GHG commitment and more.

This document provides information on how energy managers can operate hotels more efficiently in terms of energy and water consumption.

This document provides information on how energy managers can operate restaurants more efficiently in terms of electricity and natural gas consumption.