The plan a company creates to take steps towards becoming more sustainable.
This article was originally posted on HIT Consultant. By investing in energy management, the healthcare industry can continue to improve the lives of its patients. Read more here.
This article was originally published on Patient Safety & Quality Healthcare (PSQH). The healthcare industry is setting sustainability goals to reduce their environmental impact.
This article was originally posted by Commercial Construction & Renovation. Read the interview with Lauren Scott on trends in the sustainability industry and advice to women in leadership.
Driven by commitment, innovation, and the powerful capabilities of Atrius sustainability & energy management software, WSU is reshaping its own future.
This article was originally published on Mission Critical. Massive amounts of energy are needed to build, cool, and operate these facilities Remote work, virtual learning, and the increasing use of […]
Originally published by Small Business Currents.
Originally published by Smart Buildings Technology. Explore what it takes to become a leader in the sustainability field in the corporate world.
Take a deeper look at how higher education is incorporating sustainability initiatives throughout their entire ecosystem.
Originally published by Hotel Management. Explore the next steps required to become more sustainable on the road to net-zero in the hotel industry.
How Sabey Data Centers is Fulfilling Its Climate Pledge You know data exists—big data, manufacturing data, sales data, economic data, personal data, sports data, health data—but do you know where […]
Our parent company, Acuity Brands, Inc., recently released its fourth annual EarthLIGHT Report, which offers an in-depth look at its Environmental, Social and Governance (ESG) progress. In this year’s report we are proud and excited to share how Atrius Building Insights is essential in our sustainability journey towards achieving Net Zero by 2040.
Learn more about our digital twin platform that enables applications to have access to a coherent data solution that is expandable to solve many intelligent spaces use cases using Microsoft's Azure systems.
As the aviation industry continues to focus on sustainability, from energy-efficient buildings to implementing recycling programs and reducing carbon emissions, there are many ways airports are minimizing environmental impact. The American Association of Airport Executives (AAAE) Airports Going Green Conference connected aviation industry leaders from airports, federal agencies, consultants, airlines, etc. Representing Atrius® at Airports Going Green® 2022 (AGG) my team and I gained much-appreciated insight into the challenges and opportunities facing airport operators working to reduce carbon emissions and achieve ambitious sustainability goals.
Spreadsheets are failing energy management programs. As more organizations look to incorporate innovation, sustainability, and cost savings into their energy programs, they are coming to grips with this important truth.
Originally published by Hospitality Technology. Decarbonization and net-zero are big goals for the hospitality industry but there are many smaller steps to take on the way to reducing your carbon footprint.
Originally published by Crypto News BTC. Cryptocurrency mining and its energy usage implications as firms adhere to ESG goals.
After a two-year delay, Passenger Terminal Expo 2022 landed in Paris, bringing an estimated 2,000 aviation partners together to discuss the latest technologies, products, challenges, and solutions reshaping the future […]
In anticipation Earth Day 2022, we asked our colleagues to reflect on their personal and our company's "promises to the earth." Here are a few responses to why they choose to work for a sustainability company and their perspectives on how Atrius solutions enable customers to fulfill their respective organizational missions.
Originally published by FacilityManagement.com. The rate of building innovation when compared to other sectors is significantly slower yet today’s buildings are responsible for more than 40 percent of all U.S. energy use and greenhouse gas emissions. Transforming these buildings into intelligent spaces enables solutions to reduce consumption, cut energy costs, and improve sustainability.