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Reducing utility costs is good for the bottom line but there are many other financial benefits to reducing energy consumption. The US Green Building Council tells us on average a green building benefits from: 30-50% reduced energy use 35% reduced carbon emissions 40% reduced water use 70% reduced solid waste So what does that really mean in real value to a business or property owner in terms of value beyond lower utility costs? The ...
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9 hours ago ago from Ruddo Articles
Most people realize that reducing the utility cost center for a business or organization is a good thing for the bottom line but there are several other financial benefits to reducing energy consumption. The US Green Building Council says that on average a green building enjoys, 30-50% reduced energy use, 35% reduced carbon emissions, 40% reduced water use and 70% reduced solid waste. But does that truly translate into real value to ...
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4 hours ago ago from U.S. News
Mass. pushing whole energy efficient neighborhoods BOSTON (AP) -- Massachusetts officials are hoping to use a federal stimulus grant to take the idea of energy conservation down from the lofty heights of solar panels and wind turbines and bring it back to the neighborhood. The "whole-neighborhood" approach to energy efficiency sounds simple enough, even mundane - from weather-stripping to improved insulation. But in New England with its ...
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