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Did you know... According to ASHRAE, the buildings we live and work in are responsible for roughly 40% of energy-related carbon emissions. Facility owners and operators are tasked with balancing consumption and production efforts and channeling those into a transition towards net zero and sustainability targets. So, where to start? Implementing efficiency measures is a crucial first step in creating sustainable, high-performance buildings. By focusing on improving the efficiency of lighting, heating and cooling, and water management systems within buildings, organizations can effectively reduce energy consumption, lower operating costs, and move the needle on their decarbonization goals. Learn more in The Field Guide to Decarbonization Planning: Strategies to Net Zero for the Built Environment at: https://hubs.ly/Q02Y5H5t0 #energyefficiency #builtenvironment #consumptionreduction #decarbonization

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Louise Corscadden

Business Development at Hardy Services

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One of the first important tasks is to actually understand the system you do have in your building/facility regardless of age. Each system can be optimized to function as efficiently as possible with specific setpoints, unoccupied setbacks, and control of temperature swings. Exciting stuff!

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