by kim | Jul 23, 2026 | Business, Energy
By Jason Guck, Delta Edge CIEvery energy vendor promises savings. The question that separates a real program from a slide deck is simple: savings compared to what? A building is never the same two months in a row. Weather changes, occupancy changes, production...
by kim | Jul 21, 2026 | Energy
By Jason Guck, Delta Edge CIHotels sell comfort. That is the product, and it is why hotel operators are rightly cautious about anything that sounds like turning things down — which is exactly why hotel energy conservation gets overlooked. But across the portfolios we...
by kim | Jul 16, 2026 | Energy
By Jason Guck, Delta Edge CIEvery summer, operators open their August utility bills and ask what happened. The honest answer is that the bill was written weeks earlier, on a handful of hot afternoons when every system in the building was working at once. Summer peaks...
by kim | Jul 14, 2026 | Energy
By Jason Guck, Delta Edge CIMost commercial utility bills get paid the same way: accounts payable checks that the total is roughly in line with last month, and the invoice goes in the file. For a single location that habit costs a little. Across a portfolio of 20 or...
by kim | Jul 13, 2026 | Energy
By Jason Guck, Delta Edge CI Across the country, electricity prices are climbing again in 2026, and for multi-site operators, the increase is landing directly on the P&L. Commercial rates are up roughly 7% year over year, with wholesale prices projected to rise...
by kim | May 31, 2026 | Energy
By Jason Guck, Delta Edge CI ERCOT’s large-load interconnection queue has crossed 410 gigawatts of requests against a system peak under 90 GW, with 87% of the queue coming from data centers. The grid operator approved energization on roughly 2.2 GW in the last...
