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Posted Mar 01, 2021
Machine learning energy data analytics help buildings on Gridium lower energy costs, decarbonize, and boost ESG performance
SAN FRANCISCO, March 1, 2021 – Gridium was recognized in this year’s BuiltWorlds Building Tech 50 list for its market leading energy management technology. The list features companies pushing the boundaries of how buildings are designed, built, operated, and maintained. The companies operate across smart building market segments including asset management, HVAC and energy systems, lighting, and mobility. This is the second year that Gridium has made the selection. Our Building Tech 50 list features technologies breaking new ground in our built environment, said Ryan Trompeter, Senior Venture Analyst at BuiltWorlds. Stakeholders across the stack, from investors to owners and occupants, are looking for tools to drive ESG performance and Gridium s track record has established the company as one of the leading players in t
Posted Feb 18, 2021
Gridium technology delivers a real time data layer to Swift’s sustainability strategy and efficiency insights worth about 1.6 million kWh and 360t of CO2 a year
SAN FRANCISCO – February 18, 2021 – Gridium announced today that its energy efficiency technology is providing the data analytics for Swift Real Estate Partners’ sustainability strategy. Swift has achieved its leadership position as an innovative owner and operator of office and industrial properties with initiatives like Swift’s Honey Project – by installing scores of hives across multiple projects, Swift’s Honey Project improves the health of local vegetation and engages tenants in the sustainability of their built environment. Advanced energy data analytics will further Swift’s ESG leadership by lowering its portfolio’s energy use by an estimated 1.6 million kilowatt-hours and associated carbon emissions by about 360 metric tons annually.