Navigating the complexities of the U.S. energy market can be daunting for small business owners. However, a clear grasp of the nation's energy mix and the balance between renewable and non-renewable sources can empower you to make informed decisions, manage costs effectively, and align your business with sustainability goals.
Envision entering a building that generates its own power, cuts down on energy costs, and increases its market value. Sounds like a wise investment, doesn't it? We're entering an age where buildings designed for net-zero energy are not just beneficial but essential. As consumer demand for sustainability grows and the necessity for enhanced resilience becomes clearer, companies are reconsidering the way their buildings utilize energy.
As energy prices steadily increase, prioritizing energy efficiency becomes essential, not just for its environmental impact but as a strategic move to enhance profitability and business stability.
In this blog, we focus on the top trend for sustainability in 2025—is your business ready to respond?
When every watt counts, improving energy efficiency in your commercial building isn’t just eco-friendly—it’s budget-friendly too. With commercial buildings consuming about 35% of U.S. electricity, energy-saving upgrades are a smart way to cut costs, enhance your reputation, and support sustainability goals. Best of all, there’s a solution for every building and budget. Here are the top five ways to boost your building’s energy efficiency.
Clean energy solutions provide energy that is safer for the environment than non-renewable sources of energy like oil and coal.
Water is one of the most vital natural resources buildings rely on, often topping the list of concerns for sustainable management.
Measuring greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions is one of the best ways to monitor, track, and benchmark your company’s sustainability goals.
Reduce waste with these simple strategies
Carbon credits are units of emission offset through other projects that reduce carbon, such as tree planting or wetland preservation.