Sustainability
Atlanta-Area Industrial Center Scores LEED Silver Certification
The two buildings are estimated to use about 25 percent less energy and 35 percent less water than traditional facilities, with savings directly benefiting tenants.
California Steps Up Clean Energy Push
A package of legislation aims to ensure that utilities supply 100 percent carbon-free energy by 2045.
NJ Eyes Largest Single-State Offshore Wind Installation
The state is working toward 1,100 megawatts of offshore wind capacity to start construction before the federal tax credits expire.
Largest LEED-Certified Office Buildings in the US
When combining size and sustainability features in office properties across the U.S., San Antonio, New York and Chicago hold the top spots.
The Ups and Downs of Power Costs
The impact of tax cuts could help utilities hold the line and offset capital costs.
Energy Star’s Higher Bar
Many properties now fall short of stringent new standards. Experts offer tips for making the grade.
Should You Turn Your Leases Green?
The Institute for Market Transformation’s Alexandra Harry discusses what to consider.
World’s Largest Offshore Wind Farm Begins Operation
Ørsted and two Danish pension funds—PKA and PFA—share ownership of Walney Extension, the 659-megawatt project located off the coast of England.
Hines Re-Certifies LEED Platinum Asset
The office property is the only one in Arizona to earn the top rating for existing building operations.
Chicago’s Green Efforts Turn to Platinum
Launched in 2016, USGBC’s program enables cities to benchmark and communicate the performance of sustainability initiatives across more than a dozen metrics.