San Francisco, once a thriving metropolis, now stands with a stark reminder from the pandemic: hollowed-out office towers. These buildings that once vibrated with the hum of productivity now guzzle energy despite their echoing emptiness. Data from the city reveals a startling truth: even as the pandemic turned offices into ghost towns, their energy consumption […]
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