Power is derived from the utilization of physical or chemical resources, especially to provide light and heat or to work machines.
Return to work orders could minimize the positive environmental impacts gained from remote work. Yet, business priorities extend beyond environmental targets, showing the need to manage multiple areas of business impact at once. Data remains key to solving increasingly complex management issues.
We’re excited to introduce Tasks, the latest feature for Atrius® Energy and Atrius® Sustainability that will transform how users organize data collecting and reporting.
Originally published by BUILDINGS. Hotter summer days are leading to higher than ever energy costs. Here’s how buildings can still save on energy while achieving comfortable temperatures.
Originally published by Civil + Structural Engineer. Civil engineers can reduce energy usage in built environments and lead the way for other industries to heed Earth Day’s mission and invest in our planet.
Originally published by AutomatedBuildings. For eons our buildings were silent, static structures. As the Fourth Industrial Revolution (4IR) transforms how we experience the world around us, our buildings are achieving new awareness as well. Hear from Kunal Sikka, VP Sales, Atrius and Scott Hamilton, VP, Sales, Distech Controls as they discuss why a "living building” is the next stage in built environments.
If you are going to have a safer, smarter, and greener building, then you need to manage your lighting and HVAC systems. And you need to understand what is using […]
The third annual Atrius State of Energy Management report is here! This year's responses reflect organizations' initiatives to create more sustainable, cost-effective built environments.
Every year we conduct a field survey in partnership with Smart Energy Decisions, where hundreds of energy, facility, and sustainability leaders from various organizations weigh in on their experiences over […]
Originally published by Daily Advent. Smart building solutions provider Atrius released its third annual State of Energy Management survey. The survey polled management professionals from a wide variety of organizations within the sector.
Based on a survey of more than 600 energy management professionals across six industries, the New State of Energy Management Report from Atrius® reflects the continued transformation in how leaders develop, achieve, and communicate sustainability goals.
Atrius® Sustainability & Atrius® Energy are available to organizations across Europe to help facility teams reach ambitious sustainability goals by design. The robust application streamlines access to energy consumption metrics, automates manual data management processes, and enhances visibility into overall building performance.
According to Ernst & Young, there are over 600 variations on how organizations report on sustainability efforts worldwide.
We know that buildings are both complex and expensive to manage. While many intricate systems exist within a building, lights are among the most crucial, complex, and costly components to […]
During conversations with energy managers, facility managers, and other professionals in the buildings industry, Economical and sustainable energy management requires a clear understanding of the difference between electricity demand and […]
Welcome to the first in a series of stories covering Austin-Bergstrom International Airport’s (AUS) journey to enhance customer services, elevate communications, and in the future, commence an expansion of their […]
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