For companies operating across large, distributed portfolios, energy is not just another line item. It spans procurement, finance, facilities, and reporting, and the way those functions connect has real consequences for cost, forecasting, and...

What happens when sustainability reporting depends on your suppliers’ ability to respond—not just your own?

EcoVadis and CDP now shape how customers assess credibility, how procurement teams compare suppliers, and how companies gather the data...

Many organizations pursue sustainability one project at a time: an energy audit, a controls upgrade, a lighting retrofit, or a renovation that finally gets funded. Those efforts can deliver real wins. But when they happen independently, it is harder...

Greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions have become the shared language for sustainability, environmental impact measurement, and procurement decisions. In 2026, the push for transparency and comparability is not slowing down. Even in its omnibus-reduced...

Geothermal has a habit of resurfacing every few years as the next big green breakthrough. The conversation usually narrows quickly to two questions: “Is it efficient?” and “Is it worth the investment?” That framing misses what geothermal actually is.

Reporting pressure has changed what “good enough” means. Emissions data is no longer something companies prepare only for internal tracking or sustainability reports. It is increasingly a requirement of doing business. Large buyers are pushing...

The new year brings with it a new budget, new KPIs, and most likely, new utility rates. 2026 promises higher energy rates across the board, including increases in demand charges. Determined at the moment in time your building uses the most energy...

Clear deliverables defined most leaders' 2025 sustainability strategies - and clarity increased as the year went on. Most started the year with a budget, a deadline, or a request from someone upstream. A lender asks about climate risk. A customer...

You finally have the EcoVadis medal your customers kept asking for. Procurement is relieved, sales is happy, and your inbox is a little quieter. Then the next RFP lands and someone asks more questions: Have you provided ESG and climate-related...