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...
by Jason Guck | Aug 28, 2026 | Energy, Technology
By Jason Guck, Delta Edge CI The traditional energy audit is a snapshot: an engineer walks the facility for a day or two, takes readings, reviews twelve months of utility bills, and produces a report with a list of recommended measures. It has been the standard entry...
by Jason Guck | Aug 28, 2026 | Energy
By Jason Guck, Delta Edge CI A cold storage warehouse is a refrigeration system wearing a building as a shell. Unlike a restaurant walk-in or a grocery case, the entire structure exists to hold a setpoint, and the energy bill reflects exactly how disciplined that...
by Jason Guck | Aug 28, 2026 | Business, Energy
By Jason Guck, Delta Edge CI Every zero-capital-outlay energy program gets sold on the same promise: reductions funded from savings, no capital required. What operators actually want to know is what the first year looks like in practice. Here is a realistic...
by Jason Guck | Aug 11, 2026 | Education, Energy
By Jason Guck, Delta Edge CINew York’s classroom temperature standards put a number on what districts must deliver, and that number does not care whether the budget planned for it. With students returning in weeks, the districts in the best position are not the...
