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Case Study: East Bay Energy Project Proves Big Upside Can Still Come from Existing, Fully-Leased Buildings

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By Meghan Hall As fire season creeps up, once again bringing with it debates over the efficiency of PG&E, landlords are looking at how to make properties both more environmentally friendly and operationally affordable. Sometimes it can be difficult to measure the true upside of energy upgrades to building; however, the recent sale of a […]

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