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An all-electric building is one that uses electricity as its sole energy source for heating, cooling, hot water, and cooking, rather than relying on fossil fuels like natural gas. This transition, as seen with PwC's former office, is a key step in reducing carbon emissions and improving urban air quality, aligning with broader environmental goals.
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