Risk is a four-letter word in commercial real estate, and unsurprisingly, some building management teams are hesitant to buy into energy upgrades that promise cost-saving.

Property managers and building engineers like yourself have worked hard almost the entire year to make sure their buildings run efficiently. And our mission has always been to make your job easier. So for Thanksgiving, we handpicked several energy-saving tips that can help your homes also run more efficiently during this holiday season!

MACH Energy and Electronic Tenant Solutions help make jobs easier for property management and building personnel. As Greenbuild kicks off, we wanted to give ETS a shout out on their recent recognition for doing so here:

In our recent industry survey and white paper on building and energy management, we found out that many building professionals use the terms Building Automation/Management Systems (BAS/BMS) and Energy Management Software (EMS) interchangeably. We thought we could clear up some of the confusion.

The “Green Building Adoption Index” shows nearly 40% of all leasable space in the top 30 US market is either LEED certified or Energy Star labeled[1] - green commercial real estate (CRE) has grown, as well as technology alongside it (CRETech). We can’t help but ask, “What’s next?”

In my previous "Use it or Lose it" post, we discussed how it’s impossible to save what you don’t measure. Essentially, measurement of data has to be tied into a system in order to implement effective management of energy and water resources.

Eight years ago, our long-term customer ING Clarion predicted that “going green (would not be) a trend, but a way to build and invest for the future”.

Even though it feels like the summer heat has barely subsided, winter is just around the corner! Taking a few precautions and applying some best practices this fall can help you save both money and energy once the cold hits.