Jason’s Blog
Hotel Winter Prep: Heating, Envelope, and the Shoulder-Season Trap
Hotels cannot shut down for a maintenance day. Space heating and water heating are each about a fifth of the load, and the shoulder season is the window.
Fall Maintenance Windows: The Cheapest Conservation Work of the Year
Fall is the only season you can shut equipment down, verify economizers, reset schedules, and fix heating-side waste before winter locks the cost in.
Commercial Real Estate: Energy as an NOI Lever, Not a Pass-Through
Why energy conservation is an NOI lever for commercial real estate owners, not just a tenant pass-through line item.
Reading Your August Bill: A Post-Peak-Season Checklist
A five-point checklist for reading the August utility bill: peak demand, capacity tags, year-over-year usage, weather, and rate schedule.
Fall Utility Rate Filings: Why Operators Should Read the Notices
Utility rate filings are public months before a rate change takes effect. Here is what to track and why the lead time matters.
Manufacturing’s Compressed Air Problem: The Leak Audit That Pays for Itself
Why a compressed air leak audit is one of the fastest-payback conservation measures available to manufacturing plants.