National Grid Presents — Turn Building Benchmarking Data Into Actionable Information

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Cities around the region, including Boston and New York City, require reporting and tracking of benchmarking data. Other cities are embarking on voluntary benchmarking programs to build a more animated energy market. This webinar will show you how to turn energy benchmarking data into actionable information through analytics, prioritization, and strategic planning. Attendees will learn about a well-documented and straightforward process to achieve deep and ongoing energy reductions in public and private building portfolios.

Make the Best Use of Benchmarking Data for Better Energy Management and Real Estate Portfolio Planning

This session will show you how to turn energy benchmarking data into actionable information through analytics, prioritization, and strategic planning. Attendees will learn about a well-documented and straightforward process to achieve deep and ongoing energy reductions in public and private building portfolios.

The framework is applicable to any large building or portfolio holder, whether public or private (commercial real estate owner, manager, or consultant) interested in minimizing operating costs, improving occupant productivity and experience while reducing emissions, and demonstrating leadership by example.

This webinar builds on the two 2017 National Grid Benchmarking webinar sessions:
Benchmarking 101
Benchmarking 102

Who should watch?
• City, county, regional government, state agency, or school district facility management staff, department leaders, and property management professionals
• Commercial real estate owners, managers, or consultants
• Full service HVAC design and installation firms
• Commercial HVACR design engineers and contractors
• Energy services professionals
• National Grid Commercial Energy Efficiency Program participating contractors
• Architects, Engineers and Lighting Design Professionals

Duration: 1 hour

Presenter:
Alexi Miller, PE, Senior Project Manager, New Buildings Institute

There is no charge for this webinar, however registration is required.