Buildings represent the largest energy end use in the world, consuming one third of all final energy, and half of global electricity. In commercial buildings, almost 40% of this energy is consumed by equipment that conditions indoor environments – heating, cooling, and ventilating them. To improve t...
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Research Brief | February 07, 2022
This insight is part of Lux Research's series on the climate tech ecosystem. Momentum around climate tech has grown rapidly in the last two years, with corporations, researchers, and investors pouring capital and resources into emerging technologies poised to solve the world's climate crisis. ... Not part of subscription
Presentation | February 16, 2022
Following the signing of the Paris Climate Agreement at COP21, the world’s acknowledgement of the impacts of climate change quickly turned into action. Many governments and corporations have dramatically ramped up efforts to reduce emissions, with many setting net‑zero emissions targets. While ... Not part of subscription
Tech Hub | March 23, 2022
Energy management systems for commercial and industrial buildings, capable of monitoring and analyzing energy data in order to enable or perform changes in building systems to increase energy and operational efficiency. Not part of subscription