Sustainability
FEMA’s Largest Infrastructure Grant Awarded to Puerto Rico
Puerto Rico is estimated to receive nearly $13 billion destined to help rebuild its electrical grid system and drive the recovery of the local education system.
Morgan Stanley Advances Sustainability Commitments
The financial entity aims to reach net-zero financed emissions by 2050, joining many of its clients in this strategic goal.
Duke University Signs Up for 101 MW of Solar With Duke Energy
The power will be generated at three solar facilities, which are yet to be built under Duke Energy’s Green Source Advantage program.
Top 10 LEED-Certified Buildings in Seattle
A roundup of noteworthy LEED-certified projects from January through September 2020, based on USGBC data.
BP, Microsoft Team Up on Green Energy
The two companies are joining forces in a wide-ranging partnership that encompasses sustainability and technology.
A Closer Look at Energy Retrofit Financing
More aggressive approaches to funding are needed in order to meet long-term climate goals, according to a recent ACEEE webinar.
Facebook to Invest $1B Into Georgia Data Center Expansion
The company will add three buildings totaling 1.5 million square feet to its Newton County campus.
Why Energy-as-a-Service Adoption Is Growing in CRE
Adoption of EaaS by commercial properties is expected to expand rapidly as the model’s benefits are recognized.
Decarbonization Is Inevitable, Not Political, Experts Say
In the absence of an overarching federal policy, the commercial real estate market is driving renewable energy upgrades.
Major EV Charging Infrastructure Program Begins in California
The plan marks the largest electric vehicle effort in the U.S. tied to a single Community Choice Aggregation agency.