In Episode 5 of Pilot Unplugged, we’re exploring The Power Behind the Build. Special guest Jericha Deaux with INLINE Construction joins Pilot Energy’s Kevin Sangudi to discuss how energy strategy fits into commercial construction; from planning and procurement to managing costs and making smarter decisions that can impact a building long after construction is complete.

Energy is one of the largest, and most variable, operating expenses in commercial real estate. In this episode of Pilot Unplugged, we’re taking a deep dive into how property owners and managers can take a more strategic approach to energy.

From managing costs and market volatility to improving efficiency across a single building or an entire portfolio, Shawn and Rob share practical insights for making smarter energy decisions that can impact the bottom line, tenant experience, and long-term asset value.

Whether you manage one property or hundreds, it’s time to think beyond the utility bill and start treating energy as part of your overall property strategy. At Pilot Energy, we can help you navigate the complexities of the energy market and build a strategy that brings greater cost control, predictability, and confidence to your commercial real estate portfolio. Find us powered online at pilotenergy.com.

Summer energy costs aren't just driven by higher temperatures. Learn how heat waves, hurricanes, grid constraints, and peak demand can impact your business, and discover practical strategies to reduce risk, control costs, and stay ahead before peak season arrives.

In Episode 2 of Pilot Unplugged: Ask Me Anything, we dive into the cold storage industry and the challenges that come with rising summer energy demand. From managing peak costs to balancing efficiency with reliability and scaling across multiple locations, our experts break down practical strategies to help operators stay in control.

In Episode 1 of Pilot Unplugged, we tackle real-world energy questions from business leaders, breaking down cost management, strategy, and sustainability in a way that’s simple and actionable.