06/11/2026
We're halfway through 2026. How is your building performing against your annual energy and sustainability goals?
Mid-year is the perfect time to review your energy data and identify trends before they become year-end problems. The buildings that consistently hit their targets make mid-course corrections rather than waiting until December.
Compare your first-half 2026 energy usage against the same period in 2025. Are you seeing the improvements you expected? Check your ENERGY STAR score month by month. Sudden drops often signal that occupancy metrics need updating or that system overrides are disrupting automated controls.
Unexpected spikes may indicate equipment malfunctions or control system issues. Consistent underperformance suggests your energy conservation measures aren't delivering expected results—or haven't been implemented as planned.
Identifying and correcting issues now gives you six months to see results before year-end compliance submissions. Waiting until December means you're locked into whatever performance your building delivered.
Need help interpreting your 2026 data? GFS can conduct a mid-year performance review to identify opportunities for improvement before it's too late to act.
Your second-half strategy starts with understanding your first-half performance.