Smart Energy Decisions Start with Smarter Data
ENGIE Impact
ENGIE Impact was created to accelerate the sustainability transformation for corporations, cities and governments.
In today's rapidly evolving energy landscape, the difference between industry leaders and those left behind often comes down to one critical factor: how effectively they harness their data to drive energy decisions. This month, we're focusing on the powerful intersection of data, analytics, and strategic energy management—essential inputs for organizations serious about both sustainability and profitability.
Whether you're taking your first steps toward comprehensive energy management or refining an established program, these insights will help illuminate your path forward.
1. Data-Driven Energy Efficiency: A No-Regrets Approach
The rules of energy efficiency have changed. Guesswork is no longer an option. In today's climate of escalating energy costs, organizations can't afford to make decisions based on industry averages or gut feelings. At ENGIE Impact, we understand that true progress demands a data-driven approach. This eBook provides insight for organizations seeking to navigate the complexities of energy optimization and achieve sustainable, measurable results. Read more>>
2. The Virtuous Cycle of Improving Data Quality
The consequences of this go beyond the self-evident — that a lack of trustworthy data makes it impossible to make clear, data-driven decisions. In too many cases, poor quality data or lack of data altogether paralyzes organizations or is even used as an excuse for inaction. They are reluctant to move forward without foundational data, and building the necessary data framework can seem just as daunting as building the necessary decarbonization program that data will inform, so they deliberate, defer, and delay. Read more>>
3. Powerful Levers of Renewable Energy Sourcing
Large companies should have a comprehensive energy strategy, whether they are in an energy-intensive industry or not. The approach that views energy merely as a cost to be managed and overlooks the opportunities to create new value, reduce risk, and bolster resilience is quickly becoming outdated. The energy transition maintains its momentum, and renewable energy is the clean engine driving it forward. Read more>>
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