Energy

Learn how fault detection and diagnostics (FDD) has been increasingly applied to identifying, isolating, and diagnosing building performance issues.

Energy

In order to keep up with the growing amount of data building and facility management teams are faced with, the industry is integrating more artificial intelligence (AI) into operations. The future of the industry relies on the management of big data, here are ways AI can help.

Energy

Patrick Meyers, Veolia’s director of business development – Puerto Rico, outlines the opportunities for microgrids to support industrial and commercial facilities, and Veolia’s commitment to playing a major role in this space.

Energy

Mike Byrnes, Senior Vice President of SourceOne discusses the importance of turning hindsight into foresight by planning and implementing energy resiliency ahead of the next natural disaster.

Energy

Today, facility managers are tasked with implementing technological advancements into their operations but are faced with a variety of obstacles to prove the returns on these investments.

Energy

Veolia's Jack Griffin and Johanna Ghabour share insight on the process for campuses and businesses implementing a microgrid in complex urban settings. Learn how third-party business models streamline the process and scale the market by making microgrid projects more accessible.

Energy

On May 7-9, Microgrid Knowledge hosted its annual conference on microgrids to discuss best practices, successes, and lessons learned from microgrid implementation throughout the year. Here are some key takeaways that we learned during the event.

Energy

Veolia's energy services company, SourceOne, released its 2018 Q1 energy market update. Learn about what's happening in the natural gas market, the federal tax cut impact, the future of energy storage, and more.

Energy

Policymakers are looking for ways to make city infrastructure more resilient. Trenton, New Jersey is exploring resilient microgrids to make this a reality.

Energy

With 8 million STEM jobs available in the U.S. by 2018, introducing STEM initiatives early on is increasingly more important to the future of energy efficiency.