by Jason Guck | Sep 10, 2026 | Energy
By Jason Guck, Delta Edge CI A hotel cannot be shut down for a maintenance day. That single constraint shapes every energy decision a lodging operator makes, and it is why hotels tend to carry more avoidable heating cost into winter than almost any other commercial...
by Jason Guck | Sep 4, 2026 | Energy
By Jason Guck, Delta Edge CI Every commercial and industrial building has a short stretch each year when the weather stops fighting you. In most of the Northeast it runs from roughly mid-September into early November: cooling demand has dropped off, heating demand has...
by Jason Guck | Sep 1, 2026 | Business, Energy
By Jason Guck, Delta Edge CI In most commercial leases, utility costs get treated as a pass-through: the tenant pays, the landlord processes the bill, and neither side spends much time thinking about the number itself. That framing misses what energy actually is on a...
by Jason Guck | Aug 30, 2026 | Business, Energy
By Jason Guck, Delta Edge CI The August bill is the one that tells the truth about how a facility handled peak season. By the time it arrives, the heat is starting to break, but the demand charges, capacity tags, and usage patterns baked into that invoice will shape...
by Jason Guck | Aug 28, 2026 | Business, Energy
By Jason Guck, Delta Edge CI Every utility rate increase that eventually shows up on an invoice started as a filing, and most of those filings are public months before they take effect. Fall is when a large share of the year’s rate cases move through state...
by Jason Guck | Aug 28, 2026 | Business, Energy
By Jason Guck, Delta Edge CI Compressed air is often called the most expensive utility in a manufacturing plant, and the reason is simple: generating it is energy-intensive, and most systems lose a meaningful share of what they generate before it ever reaches a tool...
