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Google has always been a believer in the power of the office. And when giant, innovative companies like Google make waves regarding the workplace, whether it’s their design or strategies, many corporate occupiers follow suit. An example of this is open-plan offices. The roots of the much-maligned design go back further than many think, but Google popularized the concept in 2005 when they reinvented their HQ. Since then, open-plan offices have become the norm for many corporate occupiers, though that could change soon because of the intense backlash against them.
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The buildings sector accounts for more than 70 percent of electricity use, 40 percent of all U. S. primary energy use, and all the greenhouse gas emissions that go with it. Suffice to say, reducing energy consumption in buildings is vital in order to meet decarbonization goals, not to mention lowering energy costs for building and energy managers and tenants.
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The push to understand building energy use
The buildings sector accounts for more than 70 percent of electricity use, 40 percent of all U. S. primary energy use, and all the greenhouse gas emissions that go with it. Suffice to say, reducing energy consumption in buildings is vital in order to meet decarbonization goals, not to mention lowering energy costs for building and energy managers and tenants.
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