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Energy infrastructure as-a-service basis is a cost-effective way to help harden your operations against outages. Learn more.

Severe weather can create power interruptions that result in over $100 billion in losses and can disrupt critical emergency response. Having the right infrastructure and plan in place for energy resilience has become a crucial.

In the first blog in this series, we discussed ways to optimize your plant by auditing it for efficiency opportunities. In this second installment, we’ll walk through some questions to ask yourself as you build a resiliency strategy.

Learn about the current state of the retail & distribution industry, and developments in technology and energy use – including ways to transition your operations for more resiliency and efficiency.

Learn why your business continuity plan must start and end with energy resilience – and how that prioritization can boost your operational resiliency, emergency planning and product integrity.

We expect power to be available at the flip of a switch. Unfortunately, bad weather, animals and equipment failure across the electric grid can threaten energy access. It’s a very real risk to our energy systems and businesses.

We sat down with Denis George of The Kroger Company to talk about energy in the grocery/retail segment, new technology and tips for new energy managers. Here’s a roundup of the best quotes from his interview.

Explore the risks of putting off maintenance, the current facilities landscape and better ways to collaborate to help your campus achieve their energy goals. See how Energy as a Service models can help institutions break the cycle of deferred maintenance.

The federal infrastructure bill passed this fall with the inclusion of some financial benefits for schools. Though these benefits will take time to deploy, the support for a more resilient and cleaner energy grid is a win for us all. There are also provisions to help states with carbon management.