The GWT2Energy Podcast

Navigate weather risks effectively with GWT2Energy's targeted bulletin, pinpointing hurricanes, tornadoes, and temperature extremes that may heighten HVAC demands (highs >95°F, lows <40°F, or ≥15°F anomalies). Derived from NOAA and affiliates, covering 7 days (Sep 2-8), 14 days (Sep 2-15), and 21 days (Sep 2-22) with probability estimates. www.gwt2energy.com

Improper thermostat management leads to significant financial losses for restaurants, often hundreds or even thousands of dollars annually. Contact [email protected] for more information. 

Week of August 24th energy news for restaurants.  www.gwt2energy.com

GWT2Energy provides its subscribers with a multi-week weather outlook designed to anticipate disruptions and their potential impact on HVAC systems. The report, spanning 7, 14, and 21 days, focuses on hurricanes, tornadoes, and extreme temperatures—specifically those exceeding 95°F, dropping below 40°F, or showing significant anomalies from the norm. www.gwt2energy.com 

This episode of Restaurant Energy Management: IoT for Profit explains how Energy Management Systems (EMS) and IoT cut waste and boost margins. From HVAC and lighting controls to sensors that flag cooler issues, these tools reduce energy costs, prevent product loss, extend equipment life, and deliver data for smarter decisions. Contact GWT2Energy for more [email protected] 

This GWT2Energy report provides a U.S. weather forecast for restaurant operations for August 18, 2025. It includes 7-, 14-, and 21-day projections for hurricanes, tornadoes, and extreme temperatures. Key risks: higher HVAC use from heat, and impacts on staffing, inventory, and utilities. While Hurricane Erin is a low threat now, storm activity is expected to rise, with above-normal temps in the West and South—prompting proactive HVAC maintenance.

This GWT2Energy report gives restaurant operators a clear view of current and forecasted energy market trends and their impact on operations. It emphasizes strategic procurement and efficiency investments as key to managing volatility. In deregulated markets, restaurants can use competitive bidding and market intelligence to secure better contracts and savings through GWT2Energy’s reverse auction platform.