Published by the National Institute of Building Sciences: The National Institute of Building Sciences collected nearly 12,000 responses to the social equity survey (WASHINGTON, DC, June 15, 2021) – Around two-thirds (65%) of employees have indicated that it is important...

This blog was originally posted by yourArlington.com on April 27, 2021. Written by Joan Roman. The Clean Energy Future Committee has announced the completion of its plan to guide Arlington to net-zero greenhouse gas pollution by 2050. The plan outlines aggressive efforts...

This blog was originally posted by WBEZ Chicago on March 27, 2021. Written by Dennis Rodkin. The newly opened Altgeld Family Resource Center at 930 E. 131st St. features both a new aesthetic for the neighborhood and a focus on...

This article was originally posted by Urban Land Institute on May 10, 2021. Written by August Williams-Eynon. An on-demand session at the 2021 ULI Virtual Spring Meeting covered five technologies helping make net-zero-energy buildings a possibility. Moderator Marta Schantz, senior...

The U.S. Department of Energy, in collaboration with Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory, The Brattle Group, Energy Solutions, and Wedgemere Group, published A National Roadmap for Grid-Interactive Efficient Buildings on May 17. Download the full report here. Buildings account for more...

The Urban Land Institute’s (ULI) Greenprint Center for Building Performance revealed recently that six new real estate leaders, representing over 1,700 buildings, have announced plans to reduce the operational carbon emissions of their collective portfolio under operational control to net...

This blog was originally posted by Daily Commercial News on May 11, 2021. Written by John Bleasby. An energy efficiency advocacy organization based at Carleton University in Ottawa has decided to speak out and make its voice heard in the...

First-time honors presented to San Mateo County commercial, residential leaders   REDWOOD CITY, CA – May 17, 2021 – Peninsula Clean Energy revealed the recipients of the first awards recognizing builders, property owners and design teams at the forefront of...

As part of our Sponsor Spotlight series, we asked Christine Pout with BRE about her experience in the industry and what she sees for the future of the built environment. Here’s what she shared. Q: In sponsoring the 2021 Getting...

This blog was originally posted by FacilitiesNet. Written by Peter Dahl and Manus McDevitt. Hospitals are among the most energy-intensive facilities. Anchors for help and healing, they are a vital foundation for science and life. Large in size and capacity,...