Tag: TOTM: Sustainability

Constellation is helping you build a brighter tomorrow by generating clean, carbon-free energy today. We’re already producing electricity 24/7 with hydro, wind, solar and the nation’s largest zero-emission nuclear fleet.

Allseating is first Canadian manufacturer to reach highest level of responsible product manufacturing across all product categories.

From data centers to industrial freezers, the most energy-intensive business operations are turning to solar as a reliable and affordable way to power their infrastructure.

Technology improvements at its CertainTeed roofing plant in Shakopee, MN are projected to save Saint-Gobain more than 5,000 MWh of electricity per year.

Find out how Coats was able to reduce its energy use by 7% with the help of Duke Energy One’s Direct Efficiency.

How can retail facility managers address energy issues to make the most of the holidays—with further improvements in the coming year?

SEAM Certification, a measure of corporate real estate social sustainability, will provide guidance, resources, and certification for achieving positive social impact in the built environment.

A $12 million biosolids facility improvement program at the Derry Township Municipal Authority's wastewater treatment facility will expand capacity, increase energy efficiency, boost sustainability.

C&W Green Buildings, a proprietary digital software assessment tool from Cushman & Wakefield, identifies custom decarbonization, retrofitting, and cost savings opportunities for existing buildings.

Your business has ambitions energy goals. Direct Efficiency from Duke Energy One can help you fast-track them into action with customized energy solutions and flexible financing, including no upfront cost.

ACEEE shares how a "carbon handprint" more accurately reflects a company’s contributions to climate change by measuring the impact of the use of goods and services it provides.

Building retrofit rates need to triple to meet the goals in the Paris Agreement, asserts research from JLL.

San Francisco International Airport’s Harvey Milk Terminal 1 achievement recognizes Boarding Area B facility for enhancing human health, well-being.

To better address greenhouse gas emissions and climate change, updates will elevate LEED v4’s requirements for energy performance closer to those of LEED v4.1.

New sustainability survey reveals that 65 percent of European and North American business travel leaders prefer green hotels.

Patient-centric buildings are increasingly important, and the human desire to be near nature plays a vital role in healthcare facility design.

Community solar uses government programs to incentivize large solar projects which historically required major capital and space investments.

As people become more aware of the negative impact of carbon emissions, organizations have stepped up to do their part for the environment.

Healthcare industry strives to integrate sustainable practices into operational planning and objectives to protect health, the bottom line.

The October 2022 issue focuses on sustainability and renewable energy trends, plus indoor air quality, mass notifications, and more.