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🔍 Hidden Energy Costs: Did you know elevator braking systems can add up to 30% to a building's cooling load? Elevators d...
02/25/2025

🔍 Hidden Energy Costs: Did you know elevator braking systems can add up to 30% to a building's cooling load?

Elevators don't just consume electricity directly; they also impact HVAC demands. Sometimes a lot.

That's why a holistic approach to building efficiency is so important. Have you considered the indirect energy impacts of your building systems?

01/30/2025

💼 Proptech has its place, but submetering isn't it.

Don't get us wrong, we love a good app. But when it comes to complex systems like submetering, you need more than algorithms. You need people who understand the whole picture.

See what one facilities director went through to fix what proptech created: https://loom.ly/aqVAbrw

Let's use tech wisely, shall we?

Just 2 more weeks until !Join our own Shannon McAuliffe in Boston at International District Energy Association for some...
01/21/2025

Just 2 more weeks until !

Join our own Shannon McAuliffe in Boston at International District Energy Association for some straight shooting in his talk, "Doing something while you're doing nothing," or how to optimize your operations using the building data and infrastructure you already have.

Click the link in the comments for more information and registration!

We're excited to announce our own Shannon McAuliffe is speaking at in Boston next month!True to his style, Shannon wil...
01/15/2025

We're excited to announce our own Shannon McAuliffe is speaking at in Boston next month!

True to his style, Shannon will speak plainly in his talk, "Doing something while you're doing nothing," or how to use your existing building data and infrastructure to pinpoint where and how to optimize your operations AND SAVE MONEY.

He's a friendly Southerner braving Boston in February, so please stop by to give him a warm welcome (or rib him about his travel choices – we won't judge.)

Registration and event info in the comments!

🏢 True story time: The Downtown DebacleFacilities director hires proptech for submetering. The result?✅ Unresponsive ser...
01/07/2025

🏢 True story time: The Downtown Debacle

Facilities director hires proptech for submetering. The result?

✅ Unresponsive service
✅ Failed meters
✅ Data hostage situation
✅ High risk of tenant disputes

Just because a system spits out numbers, doesn't mean they're correct. Sometimes you need good old-fashioned expertise.

12/26/2024

basic building needs:
- tenants (ideally paying ones)
- electricity (flashlights are not a long-term solution)
- accurate data from your submeters (math > magic)

🎄✨ For over 30 years, the amazing staff at MSK has transformed a simple basement hallway into the Holiday Hallway, bring...
12/23/2024

🎄✨ For over 30 years, the amazing staff at MSK has transformed a simple basement hallway into the Holiday Hallway, bringing light and joy to young patients and their families. 💖

Here’s to traditions that spread hope and love this season! 🕊️❤️

According to McKinsey, U.S. data center energy demand will triple by 2030.From 25 GW at the end of 2024 to over 80 GW in...
12/19/2024

According to McKinsey, U.S. data center energy demand will triple by 2030.

From 25 GW at the end of 2024 to over 80 GW in just six years. ⚡

To grasp the scale of 1 gigawatt of power:
It’s equivalent to 1.887 million photovoltaic (PV) panels or 0.5 Hoover Dams.

By 2030, the projected 80 GW of energy demand represents a staggering increase, reshaping energy markets and requiring innovative strategies for grid stability and cost management.

👉 Full sources and details are shared in the comments below!

In 1980, storing 1 gigabyte of data cost $40,000.Today, it’s LESS than a penny.The drop in storage costs has transformed...
12/17/2024

In 1980, storing 1 gigabyte of data cost $40,000.

Today, it’s LESS than a penny.

The drop in storage costs has transformed how we collect data, especially with IoT devices generating more than ever before. But here’s the catch: more data doesn’t always mean better insights.

When data becomes noise, it’s harder to make decisions.

So what’s the key to cutting through the clutter?

1. Focus on data tied to specific goals.
2. Prioritize quality over quantity.
3. Analyze data that solves real problems.
4. Collect data accurately from the start.

What do you think—does more data help, or does it hurt?

Consumers and small businesses face a ~70% rise in electricity costs by 2029. The cause? Surging energy demand from AI d...
12/12/2024

Consumers and small businesses face a ~70% rise in electricity costs by 2029. The cause? Surging energy demand from AI data centers.

AI's power needs create significant risks for NYC property managers and building engineers managing operational expenses.

Why does this matter for buildings?

1. Rising electricity costs could inflate operating budgets, especially for energy-intensive properties.
2. A granular, per-kWh analysis of electricity use can reveal opportunities for savings and help identify inefficiencies that may otherwise go unnoticed.
3. Proactive investments in submetering and energy efficiency will be critical to mitigate cost impacts and maintain financial sustainability.

This projection is a wake-up call to prepare now for a future shaped by AI-driven energy demands.

👉 Full source is shared in the comments below.

12/10/2024

🚨 Proptech Alert: Is your submetering solution more tech than meter? 🤔

Sure, proptech is shiny and new, but it's no substitute for actual expertise.

True story: When a facilities director hired a proptech company for submetering, she got less than she bargained for. She got:
✅ Unresponsive service
✅ Failed meters
✅ A data hostage situation

See what the tech bros conveniently forget to mention: https://loom.ly/aqVAbrw

Let's confirm your suspicion: The "close doors" button on an American elevator really doesn't do anything. But it's for ...
12/05/2024

Let's confirm your suspicion: The "close doors" button on an American elevator really doesn't do anything.

But it's for a good cause. Today, elevator doors are programmed to stay open for a specific period to allow people with mobility challenges to board safely. So, if you're feeling impatient about waiting for the door to close, remember that the next time you're in the building, you may need an extra few seconds.

And feel free to whack the button if it makes you feel better.

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