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Alternative funding models, including Energy-as-a-Service (EaaS), are making comprehensive upgrades more accessible. Explore five key questions to help healthcare facilities and finance leaders assess EaaS and choose the right funding strategy for infrastructure upgrades.
From conserving resources to reducing waste, healthcare facilities are under growing pressure from regulatory expectations, ESG initiatives and internal performance goals to demonstrate measurable progress. Yet treating each system separately presents challenges that could have been avoided by…
ASHRAE/ASHE Guideline 43 provides practical, operations-focused guidance for managing ventilation systems in health care facilities. The guideline helps facilities leaders optimize HVAC performance, manage compliance risk, and implement a structured Ventilation Management Program that supports…
AI-powered sustainability is transforming health care facilities by turning data into actionable insights, enabling predictive maintenance, optimizing HVAC systems, and supporting smarter decarbonization planning. Learn five practical ways AI helps hospitals reduce energy costs, extend asset life,…
Increasing energy demands, aging infrastructure and digitalization present unique opportunities for modernization and sustainability like never before.
Healthcare leaders need a clear strategy that balances meaningful environmental initiatives with data-driven capital planning and operational efficiency to ensure long-term growth.
Hospitals are uniquely positioned to lead in climate action, yet they’re also among the most energy-intensive building types.
By focusing on four clear outcomes, healthcare decision-makers can make measurable improvements that help advance sustainability initiatives, operational efficiency, and long-term resilience.
Enhancing energy efficiency may help reduce a hospital's carbon footprint.
Hospitals can achieve water-related sustainability. Here are simple steps to help you put a process in place.