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For farmers looking to reduce operating costs and cut emissions, electric tractors may be the answer.

The industrial sector accounts for more than 33% of the nation’s primary energy use and 30% of its greenhouse gas emissions, according to the U.S. Department of Energy. As companies work to address these figures, sustainable manufacturing has transitioned from a conceptual goal into a practical operational strategy.

Learn how the largest carbon-zero district cooling system in the U.S. is pioneering sustainable innovation, while supporting many of downtown Chicago’s most iconic buildings.

For Ohio commercial and industrial facilities, energy supply costs can be a significant operating expense. Proactive energy contract management helps large businesses review supply options earlier, understand cost components, and choose products that align with your organization’s budget goals and risk tolerance.

Today’s smart buildings go beyond connected devices and basic automation. The real value comes when sensors, controls, software, and energy data work together to help teams make faster, better operational decisions.

Commercial & industrial energy costs are driven by more than total energy use. The timing of that use can also play an important role in how a business’s electricity price is shaped.

If your business operates in the PJM Interconnection footprint, the latest capacity auction has real budget implications for you. Rising industrial demand, infrastructure constraints, and extreme weather are putting more pressure on the grid, and those pressures are showing up in capacity costs.