1. 1Page 1Title page: the claim as title and subtitle, a 24-hour radial chart of the median building's load against the best tenth as cover art, the authors and the evidence base
2. 2Page 2Executive summary: the answer in one headline and paragraph, four key findings with their numbers, Figure 1 (a weekday's load with the avoidable gap shaded) and the four steps recommended
3. 3Page 3Contents and about this research: the sections with page numbers, who the paper is for, the data set and the survey in brief, and how to read the figures
4. 4Page 4The problem: a building that never sleeps. A week of load for the median building against the best tenth, what draws power at 3 am, and why occupied hours are only 36% of the week
5. 5Page 5How big it is: the after-hours share across 1,184 buildings as a histogram, by building type and size, and what the avoidable half is worth in dollars per 1,000 m² and across the sample
6. 6Page 6Where the waste goes: the five causes of avoidable after-hours use as a ranked bar, and the facility manager survey on why it persists, with two quotes
7. 7Page 7The framework: Find, Fix, Hold, Prove, drawn as a loop, with the question each step answers, what it needs, who owns it and when
8. 8Page 8Fix in detail: twelve measures grouped by cost, with typical saving, dollars a year and simple payback, a saving-against-payback chart and comfort limits from ASHRAE 55
9. 9Page 9Three examples: an office tower, a secondary school and a medical office building, each with its before-and-after load profile, what was changed and the verified saving
10. 10Page 10Recommendations by role: what owners, facility managers, tenants and policymakers should each do, and six questions to ask of a building's data
11. 11Page 11The first 90 days as a four-step plan with owners, Figure 11 on how many savings last a year with and without someone watching, and about Meterline
12. 12Page 12Method notes (data set, definitions, survey and margin of error), the sample by building type, a glossary and numbered references, with the copyright and suggested citation

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