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PropTech: Bractlet Uses Applied Science and Software to Tackle Building Efficiency

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Bractlet, Future Problem Solving Program, Georgia Institute of Technology, New York, Los Angeles, GE Energy, CRETech, Texas
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By Meghan Hall The construction and commercial real estate industries each consume vast amounts of energy and renewable resources, putting them at the center of conversations regarding environmentalism and sustainability. While property owners, architects and contractors are all striving to complete increasingly energy efficient projects, little data has been collected on how well those projects […]

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