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HONEYWELL PROVIDES VISIBILITY AND CONTROL TO HELP REALIZE CARBON NEUTRAL BUILDINGS
Buildings are typically large contributors to a company's Scope 1 and 2 emissions, yet most organizations don't have the tools to fully understand and control
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[{"type":"text","content":"Buildings are typically large contributors to a company's Scope 1 and 2 emissions, yet most organizations don't have the tools to fully understand and control the energy they consumeEnergy-management-as-a-service offering allows companies to fully account for carbon emissions down to a device levelProduct is the cornerstone of full suite of sustainability-focused solutions and servicesATLANTA, June 20, 2022 /PRNewswire/ -- In recent years, thousands of companies have voluntarily pledged to meet sustainability targets, but many of them likely lack the knowledge and the tools to properly measure progress and how to optimize their carbon and energy footprints.i Honeywell (Nasdaq: HON) is working to help solve this problem with its new Carbon & Energy Management, a carbon energy management software, that enables building owners to track and optimize energy performance against carbon reduction goals, down to a device or asset level.\nHoneywell has ready now technologies to help its customers account for carbon emissions in a building at a device level.Carbon & Energy Management is the centerpiece of Honeywell's new Sustainable Buildings solutions portfolio, which is ready now to help building owners and operators meet two pressing, yet often conflicting, objectives: reducing the environmental impact of buildings while optimizing indoor air quality to support occupant well-being, with the aim of helping them to meet carbon neutral goals.\nCompanies face increasing pressure today – from stakeholders as well as regulatory agencies – to curb energy consumption, reduce carbon emissions and create more sustainable, healthier facilities. There's an urgent reason for this: commercial buildings currently account for almost a third of global energy consumptionii and 37% of global energy-related CO2 emissions.iii While 28% of those emissions are related to building operationsiv – or the energy used to heat, cool and power the building – many building owners likely don't have device or asset level insight into energy consumption or carbon impact.\nLeveraging the Honeywell Forge enterprise performance management software solution's artificial intelligence (AI) and machine learning (ML) algorithms, Carbon & Energy Management autonomously identifies and implements energy conservation measures to help drive efficiency, resiliency and accountability ...