Buildings are one of the largest contributors to emissions.
If you own, operate or manage existing buildings this episode is for you.
We’re chatting about decarbonization plus economics – we call it Decarbonomics. It’s just one component of our Engineering Net Zero strategy to build quantifiable solutions for a Net Zero carbon future.
We get it that while you’re building these kinds of strategies into your operations, you’ve got to contain the cost of the changes you make.
It’s all about improving performance and we can help. By using the full power of technology and digitization (digital twin, data and the metrics behind carbon calculation) we’ll help you figure out which building(s) in your estate portfolio have the greatest need.
Tune in for some insight and click below to generate your own preliminary roadmap. Then reach out to us to do the rest.
Benchmark. Roadmap. Deliver. That’s Decarbonomics.
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Joining the discussion:
- Justin Jones, Sr Vice President, Business Development & Strategy Director, Atkins North America
- Masjood Jafri, Resiliency Market Director, Atkins North America
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