Tweet Despite a global recession, investment levels in energy efficiency have remained strong according to the Energy Efficiency Indicator (EEI) released by Johnson Controls. The survey of more than 2,800 executives and managers responsible for making investments and managing energy in commercial buildings worldwide found that 56% of respondents say they have invested the same | Read More
Energy Efficiency Investments Remain Strong Despite Global Recession

Non-Green Commercial and Residential Buildings Sacrifice Rent Revenue

Tweet Dutch economist Nils Kok has published the most comprehensive statistical analysis to date on the relative value of green and conventional buildings. The results show that U.S. buildings labeled under the LEED or Energy Star programs charge 3% higher rent, have greater occupancy rates, and sell for 13% more than comparable properties. “Labeled buildings | Read More









