What is Measurement and Verification? For bakers, verifying the right measurements of ingredients can make the difference between delicious brownies and a burnt mess. For building professionals, Measurement and Verification (M&V) is the process of analyzing and measuring the outcome of an Energy Conservation Measure (ECM).

MACH Energy, the leading provider of commercial real estate (CRE) energy management solutions announced today the completion of a portfolio master services agreement with Carr Properties – a highly respected Washington, D.C. based commercial real estate pioneer.

OAKLAND, CA, June 7, 2017 — MACH Energy, the leading provider of energy management software, announced the launch of its new version of Initiatives featuring Measurement and Verification (M&V 2.0) capabilities. MACH’s software allows commercial real estate operators, 3rd party partners, and progressive utilities to track and quantify differences in energy use load patterns over time

Millennials, generally defined as workers born after 1982, now represent the largest generation in today’s workforce: at 53.5 million, millennials make up more than one-third of the work force.[1] Meanwhile, baby boomers are retiring at a rate of about 3.6 million per year

At first glance, IoT and “smart buildings” may seem like just the new generation of meaningless, jargon-heavy buzzwords and in some cases they are just that! That said, with innovative, easier to adopt, increasingly cost-effective technologies, building teams can use actionable data to create measurable financial and managerial benefits.

THE KEY TO EFFICIENCY SUCCESS FOR COMMERCIAL REAL ESTATE PROFESSIONALS

The New Year rings in fresh starts and earnest resolutions. At MACH Energy, we’re always looking out for ways to help you meet your organization’s goals. From reducing energy consumption to managing tenant billing, MACH provides you with the tools to keep your building in top shape.

The Northeast just had its first snowfall of the year, and with Thanksgiving right around the corner, winter 2016 is officially here. This means increased energy usage, higher utilities costs, and potentially higher peak demands along with a greater burden on the grid.