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Rising utility costs are squeezing budgets, and leaders need savings they can defend. In January 2025, the U.S. Energy Information Administration said it expects U.S. wholesale power prices to...

Holiday traffic is excellent for sales, but brutal on energy bills. Grocery stores use a lot of energy; about 196,000 Btu per square foot per year (that’s roughly 57 kWh/ft²/yr) for a 50,000-s...

When holiday breaks approach, campus facilities teams are poised to do more than just turn off the lights—they’re ready to deliver real financial impact. In Part 2 of our Holiday Shutdown seri...

Holiday traffic is great for revenue, but tough on your energy bill. U.S. holiday retail sales in 2024 reached nearly $1 trillion, leading to longer hours, fuller shelves, and constant door sw...

The holidays are a double-edged sword for grocers; foot traffic surges, but so do your refrigeration loads, hours of operation, and heating bills. The Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) not...

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For grocery retailers, Q4 is a critical time. With extended hours, heavy refrigeration loads, and nonstop stocking activity, it’s easy to accept a spike in utility costs as the cost of doing b...

Paying utility bills is a task that falls to Accounts Payable (AP), but it’s also a critical link between finance, facilities, and store operations that you shouldn’t ignore. When payment work...

Holiday shutdown preparations guide for facilities Planning a holiday shutdown is one of the fastest ways to cut costs, trim emissions, and give building systems a healthy reset. During the 20...

The holiday season offers more than a break for staff—it’s also a prime opportunity to give your facilities a rest and capture meaningful energy savings. Every year, organizations waste thousa...