Manufacturers have made improvements to multiple tiers of protection to reduce the chance of an explosion or thermal runaway event, a battery researcher says.
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The focus on its North American operations has not yet led to revenue gains, but they’re coming, CEO Kasper Fangel said on the company’s third-quarter earnings call.
Building operators are turning to batteries to combat rising energy prices and add resiliency, but safety concerns means these projects require thoughtful planning, Greenbuild panelists say.
Colorado’s Poudre School District will no longer protect buildings at the expense of staff and students, Superintendent Brian Kingsley said in September when announcing an early draft of the closure plan.
Federal policies have not historically impacted property markets or occupancy directly; they can, however, influence interest rates and prices, which can indirectly affect real estate.
“You can’t let the perceived risk obscure the much larger opportunity,” CEO Michelle MacKay said of recent rate hikes. Companies are still investing in quality facilities and technology, she said.
Smart toilet seats that Oasis Stop ‘N Go is adding to its bathrooms allow customers to clean the toilet seat with an alcohol solution before sitting down.
The mechanical and electrical contractor and facility management company took a $34 million impairment for an energy-efficiency performance contracting subsidiary, executives said on a third-quarter earnings call.
The company aims to add 2 GW of distributed storage capacity across more than 20,000 buildings using its energy intelligence platform. Batteries can cut energy bills by 15%, it says.
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The new manufacturing and engineering center will expand the company's U.S. production capacity for air- and water-cooled commercial chillers, among other things, Carrier said.
High input costs and a write-down have been challenges, but a growing line of commercial products is boosting sales, the company’s third-quarter earnings show.
Fortera uses captured carbon dioxide in its cements, which leads to a product with 70% less emissions than traditional cement, according to the company.
The company’s data center work, including in modular cooling systems, is expected to have a spillover effect in other commercial property types, top executive Dave Regnery said on Trane’s third-quarter earnings call.
A checklist that covers hidden problems with lighting, electrical, plumbing, HVAC and vibrations can help organizations avoid leasing space that won’t work for their operations.
Demand from light industrial and other nonresidential markets remained strong as well, the electrical equipment supplier said on its third-quarter earnings call.
The firm saw leasing growth across office, industrial and data centers and expects continued growth in its workplace management business as clients work to reduce their vendor count, CEO Christian Ulbrich said.
Repairing, refurbishing, retrofitting and re-using LED systems nearing the end of their useful life isn’t just about the environmental benefit, say UK and European researchers.
Data centers and “mission-critical” businesses like advanced manufacturing and biopharma operations are the target, CEO Joakim Weidemanis said on the company’s fourth-quarter earnings call.
The structural steel frame of the five-story, 663,000-square-foot laboratory project consists of more than 8,200 major steel components, which total approximately 5,545 tons, according to the construction companies.
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