Energy end use in the United States is measured and tracked by sector. There are four sectors: transportation, industrial, residential, and commercial. The commercial sector is the smallest energy user by comparison. However, do not be fooled by this fact; it still represents a significant amount of energy usage, which is why several energy efficiency measures are geared toward helping commercial sector customers reduce their energy usage without compromising business operation
Energy end use in the United States is measured and tracked by sector. There are four sectors: transportation, industrial, residential, and commercial. The commercial sector is the smallest energy user by comparison. However, do not be fooled by this fact; it still represents a significant amount of energy usage, which is why several energy efficiency measures are geared toward helping commercial sector customers reduce their energy usage without compromising business operation
For February, we’re looking at all things energy efficiency for the commercial sector. Our playlist is inspired by the grocery segment and the never-current songs you hear every time you walk through those sliding doors!
Energy end use in the United States is measured and tracked by sector. There are four sectors: transportation, industrial, residential, and commercial. The commercial sector is the smallest energy user by comparison. However, do not be fooled by this fact; it still represents a significant amount of energy usage, which is why several energy efficiency measures are geared toward helping commercial sector customers reduce their energy usage without compromising business operation
For February, we’re looking at all things energy efficiency for the commercial sector. Our playlist is inspired by the grocery segment and the never-current songs you hear every time you walk through those sliding doors!
In the year ahead we will look at energy efficiency across the sectors and examine the programs intended to reduce energy use and greenhouse gas emissions, and transform technology markets. We’ll bring you interviews from the stakeholders that make this industry move and the realities of the people the programs are intended to support. We will carefully, yet critically examine our industry and encourage your own exploration. Because nothing is all good, or all bad, but everything must evolve.
The SJVCEO is no stranger to “Clean Cooking.” In fact, in November 2022 and November 2023, we published an entire Technology Tuesday series covering all different avenues of energy efficient/clean cooking. We wanted to revisit this series in celebration, learn more below!
It is the Monday before Thanksgiving, which can mean many things: getting ready for a road trip to see family, prepping to make sure the house is in pristine condition, or just excitement for some days off. No matter how or where you are celebrating, the SJVCEO wants to be sure the music is right for you! Check out our November 2023 playlist- clean cooking
