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The world is in the middle of a data center explosion as access to digital information becomes increasingly essential for every business and industry. As a result, thousands of data centers are being constructed every year to keep up with demand. Companies factor in many considerations when it comes to building these facilities, from construction…

Local Law 97 (LL97), which requires NYC buildings over 25,000 sq.ft. to significantly reduce their carbon emissions, will notably impact higher education campuses in NYC starting next year. There are potential costs to address these requirements and significant fines for noncompliance. Investments in more efficient HVAC systems, intelligent building control systems, LED lighting and renewable…

In an era where environmental consciousness is essential to corporate responsibility, the pursuit of sustainability has become an important objective for businesses worldwide. Amidst the global emphasis on reducing energy consumption and mitigating environmental impact, Facilities Management Sustainability (FMS) has risen as a crucial element in organizational strategy. However, the journey to enhance the sustainability…

In the aftermath of a disaster, business owners are understandably laser focused on one thing: getting back to normal. Unfortunately, few business owners know the best way to make that happen, and the restoration and recovery process can take more than time; it can also take a toll on your patience and your finances. While…

  In the face of extreme conditions affecting power supplies, microgrids can provide an uninterruptable solution. Storms of all types can wreak havoc on healthcare facilities, especially with their energy supply. Worst case scenario: these buildings lose power completely. If severe enough, power outages can last for quite some time. To counter this, having a…

Madison’s fleet superintendent, Mahanth Joishy, continues working on reaching the city’s ambitious goals for its vehicle fleet. It’s a challenge that he’s embraced and achieved success in but admits that Madison still has a long way to go. Because city vehicles work in a localized area and often return daily to city facilities where they…