Metrus Energy

NYC Property Managers with buildings over 25,000 sq. ft. will soon have to post new letter grades in accordance with local energy law.

Utah is the most energy efficient state and South Carolina is the least efficient. See where your state ranks.

We’ve been proudly delivering #energyefficiency solutions to our customers since 2009. From all of us at Metrus, Happy #EnergyEfficiencyDay!

https://www.ase.org//sustainable-energy-service-case-stand It’s time to reimagine the Energy Efficiency as a Service sector, starting with a name change that reflects the core values of the sector. Read Metrus’ CEO new piece posted via Alliance To Save Energy

Earth has a deadline https://www.nytimes.com//design/climate-clock-metronome-ny

Brighter days ahead for our nation’s infrastructure should start with public-private collaboration. Read this guest post, from Dr. Timothy Unruh of the National Association of Energy Service Companies (NAESCO).

Metrus CEO had an the opportunity to talk to Institutional Real Estate, Inc. (IREI) about the bright future of #energyefficiency and sustainable energy as a service. Click through (free registration) for the article and video.

#Energyefficiency was a massive economic engine pre-Covid, and it will be again. Now is the time to re-ignite the engine to spur economic growth and fight climate change. Read our latest guest post from Ben Evans of Alliance To Save Energy https://lnkd.in/gRUZh6h

"To slash direct building emissions, states will need to rapidly replace appliances that burn gas and other fossil fuels with clean, efficient electric alternatives, in tandem with improving efficiency."

https://www.metrusenergy.com//A-COVID-19-Reset-for-Climate Our summer book recommendation is "The Future We Choose: Surviving the Climate Crisis. Read the review by our very own Lyla Hinkle.

https://www.wsj.com//coronavirus-is-buying-time-on-climate "Whether Covid-19 lowers future emissions depends on whether it changes the path of the economy, fossil-fuel usage, or policy."

"..with the country reopening, our federal leaders must find innovative ways to continue to support these businesses, which deliver half of the country’s GDP and employ half of our workforce, as they claw back from the human and financial devastation wrought by COVID-19. "