Ontario Construction Project to Build Net Positive Energy Office Building
Evolv1 will be the first multi-tenant office building of its kind in Canada with a goal to achieve a net positive carbon output.
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Loyola Medical Research Center Receives LEED Gold Certification
Loyola Medical Research Center opened in April 2016 on the university’s Health Sciences Division campus in Maywood, Ill.
Solar Partnership Brings More Renewable Power to Georgia
A new solar partnership in Plains, Ga., is expected to generate 50 percent of the city’s power over the next 25 years.
Massachusetts Calls for 100 Percent Renewable Energy by 2050
Legislation introduced in January would require Massachusetts to be 100 percent dependent on renewable energy sources by 2050.
UPS Invests $18 Million in On-Site Solar
UPS announced plans to increase its solar energy spending starting with at least eight of its facilities in the U.S.
Fairbanks Energy Saves Mass General Hospital Money, Strengthens Energy Efficiency
Fairbanks Energy Services announced on Feb. 7 that it has helped Mass General Hospital save 5 million kilowatt hours to date through a variety of energy-efficient projects.
Massachusetts Ranked No. 1 State for LEED-Certified Buildings
The USGBC has ranked Massachusetts No. 1 for LEED-certified buildings based on the total square feet of LEED-certified space per resident.
Wethersfield High School Highlights Technological, Sustainable Upgrades
A renovation at Wethersfield High School brings more space and elective options to students.
Plymouth South High School to Open with Green Upgrades
Plymouth South High School will replace the school’s old building that was originally built in 1988.
Princeton Day School’s Partnership with Emerald Brand Improves Sustainability
The Green Schools Alliance provided Princeton Day School the opportunity to reduce waste and improve sustainability.