Sustainability
How COVID-19 Is Disrupting the Power Sector
Power pricing, projects and operations are all being affected. Here’s what to expect in the months to come.
What’s Next for C-PACE Financing?
An in-depth update on the dealmaking climate and policy initiatives for the popular energy efficiency financing program.
San Diego Rolls Out Nation’s 1st Net-Zero Archive
To safely house historic documents, a new county facility meets exacting standards for energy efficiency and climate control.
GreenGen CEO Talks Coronavirus, ESG Practices
Bradford Dockser shares insights on sustainability and energy efficiency in the context of the pandemic.
Top 10 LEED-Certified Buildings in Texas in 2019
Houston, Dallas and Austin hold the top positions for the highest-ranking LEED-certified office buildings in Texas in 2019.
Xcel Energy Sells Natural Gas-Fired Plant for $680M
The Minneapolis-based utility had acquired the Mankato Energy Center from Atlanta-based Southern Co. for $650 million in January.
Office Electricity Consumption Plummets Following Pandemic Restrictions
With millions of people working from home, demand for power fell dramatically in March.
Timber: A Catalyst for Innovation
Katerra’s Craig Curtis and McKinstry’s Allie Teplicky share details about the sustainable features of cross-laminated timber as observed in their Washington state pilot office project.
Lendlease Sells 16 MW Solar Project
The facility is partly built on a landfill in Wallingford, Conn., and is slated for completion later this year.
Report: Employment Trends in the Energy Sector
The U.S. Energy and Employment Report found that the energy sector employed more than 8.2 million Americans in 2019. The COVID-19 pandemic instills uncertainty in the sector.