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LG pledges to run all facilities on renewable energy by 2050
The electronics company is installing solar panels and power stations on its factory and office rooftops to meet ESG benchmarks.
By Joe Burns • June 6, 2023 -
Johnson Controls inks 20-year energy savings contract for NRG Park upgrades
The sustainability project is expected to save $54 million, which will fund the sports complex’s improvements to HVAC equipment, building automation, lighting and water conservation.
By Joe Burns • June 5, 2023 -
Trendline
Top 5 stories from Facilities Dive
Top 5 stories from Facilities Dive
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Deep Dive
7 trends shaping facilities management in 2023
Sustainability mandates, return-to-office and IoT growth have facilities leaders leaning on tech and outsourcing to meet budgets and streamline operations.
By Joe Burns , Shaun Lucas • June 5, 2023 -
Measurabl raises $93M series D funding to help consolidate real estate ESG tools
Demand for reporting and tracking platforms has jumped as companies grapple with decarbonization and sustainability standards.
By Joe Burns • June 1, 2023 -
Many facilities lack infrastructure, staff to effectively utilize smart building tech: report
Despite hurdles, there was high adoption for the tech among decision-makers because of a desire to find cost-cutting efficiencies in climate control and space utilization, according to a Toggled survey.
By Joe Burns • May 26, 2023 -
Honeywell’s new building tech to measure air quality and energy consumption
Forge for Buildings uses sensor data and occupancy levels to optimize energy use and track carbon reduction efforts.
By Joe Burns • May 25, 2023 -
NREL energy audit tool may help cities meet climate, building decarbonization goals
Local governments often lack the staff and resources to conduct energy audits on thousands of buildings, an engineer at the National Renewable Energy Lab said, but technology can help overcome those challenges.
By Joe Burns • May 16, 2023 -
How governments are updating ‘operational technologies,’ including AI, and the challenges that remain: survey
Over half of the survey respondents reported their agency plans to upgrade systems by 2025, a Center for Digital Government and Samsara survey found. Operational efficiency and cost savings are a big reason why.
By Michael Brady • May 4, 2023
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