Energy Management In 2025: What Works, What Doesn't, What To Do Next

  • Webinar
  • Real Estate & Built Environment

08, July 2025 - 1 hour

4:00 pm BST | 11:00 am EDT | 8:00 am PDT

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Energy Management In 2025: What Works, What Doesn't, What To Do Next

With energy resilience now a board-level priority, those procuring energy software and services are under more pressure and scrutiny than ever before. The risks of choosing the wrong platform or partner are high, as firms work to navigate grid volatility, cost pressures, and ambitious decarbonization goals.

The energy management landscape is evolving in response. EMS platforms are embedding AI, automating control, and connecting energy, carbon and financial data.

This webinar explores how the leading organizations are redefining energy management—by aligning technology, services and strategy.

Join us to:

  • Explore how AI is reshaping EMS functionality—from diagnostics to autonomous control.
  • Understand how organizations are aligning EMS with energy services to scale performance.
  • Identify what’s driving the shift from siloed systems to integrated, outcome-focused strategies. 

On this webinar

Ben Readman

Industry Analyst

Ben is an Industry Analyst in the Verdantix Smart Buildings practice. His current research agenda focuses on ESG strategies and technologies for real estate, and corporate real estate technology investment strategies. Ben Joined Verdantix in 2021, having previously worked as a researcher at CECAN and as a sustainability officer for the NHS. He holds a Masters in Environmental Strategy from the University of Surrey and a BA in Geography from the University of Birmingham.

Henry Yared

Analyst

Henry is an Analyst in the Verdantix Real Estate & Built Environment practice. His current research focuses on strategies for integrating smart building technologies into real estate, examining their impact on sustainability, operational efficiency and occupant experience. Prior to joining Verdantix, Henry completed his MSc in Renewable Energy Technology and Sustainability at the University of Reading, during which he worked on designing the net zero energy retrofit of a school in Dubai. He also holds a bachelor’s degree in Civil and Environmental Engineering from the American University of Beirut.