Owners and tenants of the more than 22,000 LEED Certified buildings worldwide invested in greener buildings for expected benefits, such as lower utility bills and a better occupant experience. 

Many building owners and occupants who want to cut operating expenses and improve energy efficiency look to replacing or upgrading systems such as HVAC and lighting.

University of Utah Health Care, in conjunction with Kennecott Land, completed the Utah Specialty Care Center at Daybreak in late fall 2011.

With almost every major manufacturer now in production of electric vehicles, reliable and quick charging systems are a necessity in order to meet consumer demand.

While tenant improvements (TIs) on industrial properties remain focused on the functional attributes of a building, industrial occupants have broadened the definition of functional to include energy efficiency and optimal usage of space.

Utahns are beginning to recognize the long-term benefits of public transportation, especially as development is planned to maximize the use of the Utah Transit Authority’s TRAX and FrontRunner lines.

Control system integrators (CSI) provide many of the technology solutions for automation that make an industrial plant or commercial building sustainable.

Individual owners, tenants or business proprietors should be aware of hidden benefits of energy efficient buildings when selecting a space or when considering an energy efficiency upgrade.

Known as the poster child for transit-oriented development, the Daybreak Community in South Jordan is building an entire network of walkways, bike paths, streets and light rail intertwined with residential, retail and commercial development.

What you don’t know about energy-consuming equipment in your buildings could cost you.