Electricity

Towards healthier, more efficient buildings post-pandemic

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The good news is there is a strong business case to go all-electric. Image: Unsplash/Phillip Flores

Sarah Golden
Senior Energy Analyst & VERGE Energy Chair, GreenBiz Group
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