Assessing risk in your energy spend can be complicated but by understanding what makes up your energy pricing—whether electricity or natural gas —and the factors that influence it, is the first step to understanding how you can mitigate long-term...
In this blog, we’ll give you a foundation for understanding energy procurement in the United States and how it can differ from state to state and between different energy sources. At a high level, there are two types of energy markets serving...
More than just the price you’re paying for the energy you’re using, what makes up your organization’s energy spend is a confluence of three primary factors that interplay with each other. Energy procurement Energy use Managing demand In...
In North America, the advent of spring brings change in the form of more sun, less snow, and maybe the chance to put on a pair of shorts occasionally. This change can be far less welcoming as far as your pavement assets are concerned. ...
Over the past 15 years, local, state, and federal solar incentives have provided financial fuel for businesses to initiate and expand their renewable portfolios. These incentives come in the form of tax credits, rebates, renewable energy...
A leaky roof can often be obvious. Ceilings get spots and, if you’re really unlucky, you might get rained on while sitting at your desk. Wall leaks, on the other hand, often go undetected for many years because moisture may remain trapped...
Safety is critical to any business in a construction-related field. Of course, the chief reason for this is the lives and livelihood of workers on a job site. But there are other concerns that can impact entire organizations. Projects are...