Across sectors—from commercial buildings and industrial facilities to healthcare, educational institutions, and municipal sites—an energy audit provides a practical assessment of a building’s current energy use, helping identify the most effective upgrades to reduce costs, improve efficiency, and support environmental goals. An audit gives you a clear picture of what your building’s future could look like with optimized energy infrastructure, making it easier to decide if this investment is right for your facility. So, what exactly is an energy audit, and why should your facility consider one?

Across sectors—from commercial buildings and industrial facilities to healthcare, educational institutions, and municipal sites—an energy audit provides a practical assessment of a building’s current energy use, helping identify the most effective upgrades to reduce costs, improve efficiency, and support environmental goals. An audit gives you a clear picture of what your building’s future could look like with optimized energy infrastructure, making it easier to decide if this investment is right for your facility. So, what exactly is an energy audit, and why should your facility consider one?

We’re witnessing a shift in the way companies think about energy. Enter Energy as a Service (EaaS)—a model that’s quietly gaining traction and transforming how businesses handle their energy needs. If you’re still thinking about energy in terms of upfront investments and balancing short-term savings against long-term gains, EaaS might be the solution you didn’t know you needed. It’s not just about energy—it’s about flexibility, sustainability, and how you stay ahead in an ultra-competitive landscape.

The Energy & Climate Sector Outlook by Axios Pro provides a comprehensive analysis of the evolving landscape in energy and climate policy, technology, and investment. With landmark legislation such as the Inflation Reduction Act (IRA) driving unprecedented change, the report offers timely insights into the key trends and challenges shaping the sector.

The Warehouse Actions and Investments to Reduce Emissions (WAIRE) Program, governed by Rule 2305 of the South Coast Air Quality Management District (SCAQMD), mandates emissions reductions for warehouses exceeding 100,000 square feet. Non-compliance can lead to significant financial penalties and operational challenges...