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Energy Software Firm Sees Spike in New York City Business

Landlords Facing Tougher Rules on Emissions Turn to Cortex's Building Analytics and Management Tools
Salesforce, Ivanhoé Cambridge and CBRE partnered with Cortex to use its building analytics software to optimize 3 Bryant Park for energy emissions in New York City. Photo: CoStar
Salesforce, Ivanhoé Cambridge and CBRE partnered with Cortex to use its building analytics software to optimize 3 Bryant Park for energy emissions in New York City. Photo: CoStar
By Diana Bell
July 15, 2019 | 7:08 P.M.

Cortex, a U.S. provider of building energy management software, said it's benefiting from New York City's push to address climate change by making structures use less energy.

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