I think it's crazy how much energy we waste just by not using our stuff efficiently 
. Like, think about all the lights and heaters that are left on all day when no one's even there... it's nuts! And yeah, I get it, buildings aren't designed for this kind of load, but that doesn't mean we can't make 'em work better 
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I love how some smart buildings in Boston are basically energy-efficient factories now
. It's like they're saying, "Hey, we might not be the cheapest option upfront, but our efficiency will pay off in the long run." And honestly, it makes sense... if you use a lot less energy, you'll save money and reduce strain on the grid 
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It's also pretty cool that some hospitals are integrating their building systems with operating schedules to optimize ventilation rates... like, who knew that could even be an option?
. But seriously, if we can make buildings work more efficiently, it could really help us meet our energy demands without having to build new infrastructure 
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The thing is, it's not just about the tech itself, but also how we value and finance these upgrades. If building owners can see that going digital will save them money in the long run, they'll be way more likely to make the switch. And if we can get more buildings doing this, it could really add up 
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. Like, think about all the lights and heaters that are left on all day when no one's even there... it's nuts! And yeah, I get it, buildings aren't designed for this kind of load, but that doesn't mean we can't make 'em work better .I love how some smart buildings in Boston are basically energy-efficient factories now
. It's like they're saying, "Hey, we might not be the cheapest option upfront, but our efficiency will pay off in the long run." And honestly, it makes sense... if you use a lot less energy, you'll save money and reduce strain on the grid .It's also pretty cool that some hospitals are integrating their building systems with operating schedules to optimize ventilation rates... like, who knew that could even be an option?
. But seriously, if we can make buildings work more efficiently, it could really help us meet our energy demands without having to build new infrastructure .The thing is, it's not just about the tech itself, but also how we value and finance these upgrades. If building owners can see that going digital will save them money in the long run, they'll be way more likely to make the switch
. And if we can get more buildings doing this, it could really add up .