Reflecting on a Year That Reenergized—and Generated an Era

Posted by Dalkia Solutions on Dec 26, 2019 11:15:51 AM

For the first official time, here it comes… Happy New Year from Dalkia Energy Solutions! We are extremely proud to ring in 2020 with a greeting that, well, has a pretty great ring to it. October 2019 marked our formal introduction as the U.S. division of Dalkia, a subsidiary of France-based energy giant EDF Group, defining the excitement and historic evolution we experienced over the course of 2019—a year that reenergized us for more to come.

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Topics: Energy Efficiency, Energy Managed Services, Energy Cost, Energy Benchmarking

ESG and Impact Investing: The Effect on Hospitality

Posted by Dalkia Solutions on Aug 22, 2019 5:30:05 AM

Impact investing is a rapidly growing investment strategy and is forcing REITs and private equity firms to increase their efforts on Environmental, Social and Governance (ESG) programs. Broadly speaking, impact investing focuses on investing in companies whose services or products generate measurable, positive social or environmental impact along with financial return.

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Topics: Energy Efficiency, Energy Managed Services, Rebates, Energy Cost, Water Conservation, Energy Benchmarking, Hospitality, Renewable Energy

Deflategate – Document Your Baseline

Posted by Dalkia Solutions on Jan 30, 2015 10:16:09 AM

Both Juno and Deflategate hit Greater Boston hard this past week.  Fortunately we’ve dug ourselves out of Juno – but we’re still buried in the Patriots’ mess.

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Topics: Measurement and Verification, Sub-metering, Energy Benchmarking

Is It Really Unfair For US Cities To Require Building Energy Benchmarking?

Posted by Dalkia Solutions on Apr 15, 2013 7:46:44 AM

Harvard economist Robert Stavins recently published a study assessing the impact when US cities require their real estate owners to perform periodic energy analysis on their buildings.  As Boston considers passing its own energy benchmarking ordinance, Stavin studied other existing programs and concluded “there is currently no real evidence that these mandatory programs lead to any changes whatsoever in energy use.’’

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Topics: Energy Efficiency, Energy Benchmarking