20 practical solutions for businesses, building managers, and employers.
💡 Good news: many of these solutions reduce energy costs long-term — what's good for the planet is good for the bottom line.
The simplest, most cost-effective way to cut heat gain in a building.
Tap into the stable coolness underground to pre-cool incoming air — no air conditioning needed.
Living insulation that cools the building — and the neighborhood around it.
Block heat before it gets in — far more effective than indoor curtains.
Less heat given off, less power consumed — a double win all year round.
Use the cool night air to start each morning from a lower baseline temperature.
A poorly insulated window lets heat in during summer — and out during winter.
The same principle as a white roof, applied to sun-exposed walls.
A low-cost alternative to air conditioning for large industrial spaces.
Cool at the right time instead of fighting the heat all day long.
Cut heat exposure by giving your team more flexibility.
Avoid the hottest part of the day to protect your team's health.
Small, simple gestures with a big impact
Recognizing the early signs in time can make all the difference.
A simple, free gesture that improves comfort for your whole team.
Concrete protection for the employees most exposed to heat.
Regular check-ins between colleagues mean faster reactions when something's wrong.
Slow down intelligently rather than pushing an unsustainable pace.
Going further than just listing your space — opening your doors.
A simple gesture that improves the customer experience during extreme heat.
If your business offers air conditioning, a misting station, or significant shade — add it for free. You'll help thousands of people find relief during heatwaves, and increase foot traffic to your location.
Free, takes 30 seconds. Help your community stay cool this summer.
Add a Cool-Spot ➕