Sustainability
Conquering Local Law 97 Post-Pandemic
COVID-19 is creating hurdles to compliance with New York City’s landmark law. Veritas Solutions Group’s Robert LoForte and FacilityConneX’s Mark Pipher offer solutions.
Solar Power Makes Texas-Size Surge
Over the past decade, solar capacity in ERCOT’s service area has expanded from 15 megawatts to 2,281 megawatts.
Speeding the Transition to Renewable Power
The rapid shift to renewable energy sources is driven by growing demand from corporate and industrial users and rapidly declining costs.
Net Zero as the New Standard
Two recent signatories to the World Green Building Council’s pathbreaking initiative join the organization’s CEO, Cristina Gamboa, for a wide-ranging conversation.
Why Green Leases Will Bloom After the Pandemic
The documents are gaining ground as a tool to cut energy consumption and promote healthy workplaces.
Energy Upgrade Yields Big Savings in Little Rock
Entegrity’s retrofit of its historic headquarters offers a model for reducing a building’s carbon footprint.
Get Ahead of the Coming EV Wave
Electric vehicles are the future, experts say, and now is the time to take advantage of financial incentives to install chargers at commercial properties.
Top 10 LEED-Certified Buildings in Colorado in 2019
A list of Colorado’s highest-ranking LEED-accredited projects of 2019, based on USGBC data.
Sustainable Office Design Trends to Watch This Year
Gary Miciunas of global architectural design firm Cuningham Group discusses the post-coronavirus workplace, emphasizing the shift from “physical asset performance to a renewed focus on human assets.”
DTE Electric’s Renewable Energy Gets the Green Light
The company will freeze electricity rates until 2022 and will increase solar and wind energy capacity by 353 megawatts.