Energy
What the Energize Denver Rule Means for Your Business
By Matthew Bren For Denver businesses, solar has long been a “nice-to-have.” However, with the recent announcement of the Energize Denver Rule, improving your operation’s environmental ...
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Credit Union of Colorado’s New HQ to Feature Smart Windows
In an effort to prioritize employee health and wellness and sustainabilty, View, Inc.’s Smart Windows will be installed at Credit Union of Colorado’s new corporate headquarters in ...
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Financing Better Buildings with C-PACE
By Joel Poppert, managing director, Imperial Ridge Real Estate Capital In looking for ways to incentivize the creation of higher-performing buildings, states around the country have ...
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How Denver’s ChefReady Virtual Kitchen is Committed to Earth Day, Every Day
By Nili Malach Poynter, co-founder of ChefReady virtual kitchens Like any industry, the restaurant industry has a deep carbon footprint. The US throws away more ...
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Denver’s New Condo Project Raises the Bar on Affordability and Sustainability
By Nate Huyler New construction of for-sale condominium projects is few and far between in Denver. At the affordable level, there have been none. La Tela, ...
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National Western Center Launches Largest Wastewater Heat Recovery System in the USA
The National Western Center (NWC) and its partner EAS Energy Partners (EAS) today held a ribbon-cutting event to celebrate the completion of the largest wastewater heat recovery ...
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New Xcel Energy Commercial Electric Rates Could Save You Thousands
By Rachel Mountain The below is relevant to all commercial properties but is most straightforward and pertinent to owner-occupied and gross lessors: As commercial property ...
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Precast, Prestressed Concrete Provides Benefits for Resilience and Sustainability
By Jim Schneider, LEED AP A building is an enormous investment in funds, labor and materials — not just in present-day terms, but also for ...
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Becoming Net Zero: Hard Work Pays Off
By Ryan D. Anderson, associate at 4240 Architecture Inc. Recent years have seen a relative flurry of significant reports emerge on the condition of the ...
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NREL and Mortenson Celebrate Topping Out of RAIL Facility in Golden
Mortenson celebrated the topping out this week of the U.S. Department of Energy’s National Renewable Energy Laboratory (NREL)’s new facility, called the Research and Innovation ...
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What the Energize Denver Rule Means for Your Business
By Matthew Bren For Denver businesses, solar has long been a “nice-to-have.” However, with the recent announcement of the Energize Denver Rule, improving your operation’s environmental ...
Read More →
Credit Union of Colorado’s New HQ to Feature Smart Windows
In an effort to prioritize employee health and wellness and sustainabilty, View, Inc.’s Smart Windows will be installed at Credit Union of Colorado’s new corporate headquarters in ...
Read More →
Financing Better Buildings with C-PACE
By Joel Poppert, managing director, Imperial Ridge Real Estate Capital In looking for ways to incentivize the creation of higher-performing buildings, states around the country have ...
Read More →
How Denver’s ChefReady Virtual Kitchen is Committed to Earth Day, Every Day
By Nili Malach Poynter, co-founder of ChefReady virtual kitchens Like any industry, the restaurant industry has a deep carbon footprint. The US throws away more ...
Read More →
Denver’s New Condo Project Raises the Bar on Affordability and Sustainability
By Nate Huyler New construction of for-sale condominium projects is few and far between in Denver. At the affordable level, there have been none. La Tela, ...
Read More →
National Western Center Launches Largest Wastewater Heat Recovery System in the USA
The National Western Center (NWC) and its partner EAS Energy Partners (EAS) today held a ribbon-cutting event to celebrate the completion of the largest wastewater heat recovery ...
Read More →
New Xcel Energy Commercial Electric Rates Could Save You Thousands
By Rachel Mountain The below is relevant to all commercial properties but is most straightforward and pertinent to owner-occupied and gross lessors: As commercial property ...
Read More →
Precast, Prestressed Concrete Provides Benefits for Resilience and Sustainability
By Jim Schneider, LEED AP A building is an enormous investment in funds, labor and materials — not just in present-day terms, but also for ...
Read More →
Becoming Net Zero: Hard Work Pays Off
By Ryan D. Anderson, associate at 4240 Architecture Inc. Recent years have seen a relative flurry of significant reports emerge on the condition of the ...
Read More →
NREL and Mortenson Celebrate Topping Out of RAIL Facility in Golden
Mortenson celebrated the topping out this week of the U.S. Department of Energy’s National Renewable Energy Laboratory (NREL)’s new facility, called the Research and Innovation ...
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