Tag Archive: commercial energy
Putting Science on Display: The Universities at Shady Grove BSE Facility
On July 22, 2021, Associate Principal Rick Fredlund of the architecture firm Cooper Carry accepted USGBC’s Midsummer Night’s Green award for the Universities at Shady Grove’s new Biomedical Sciences and Engineering Education (BSE) Facility. The award is one of several earned by the project in 2021, joining
2022 Montgomery County Energy Summit
Save the date for the In-Person 2022 Montgomery County Energy Summit: April 5-6, 2022 For the past eight years and counting, the Summit has annually offered cutting-edge education focused on
Building Energy Performance Standards: Discussion of Proposed Legislation
This session is an opportunity for architects to learn the details of Montgomery County’s (Maryland) proposed legislation on Building Energy Performance Standards (BEPS), and to provide feedback on the measure.
The Tower Companies Builds Solar PV Carport to Expand Renewable Energy in Montgomery County
The Tower Companies (“Tower”) is a recognized green building leader that develops, owns, and operates over 6 million square feet of commercial office, multi-family residential, and retail shopping centers across
New Green Building Incentives: Working Together for Energy Efficiency
In 2018, Montgomery County DEP led a group of stakeholders to review the County’s green building property tax credit for commercial and multifamily buildings. The credit had been in place
Prepping Your Workspace for An Efficient, Extended Absence
With telework on the rise, we all have a significant opportunity to prep our workstations and buildings for an extended absence, be it a vacation, holiday, or extended closure. We’ve gathered tips for
ISO 50001: A Framework for Continuous Energy Improvement
If you’ve been benchmarking your energy use for a few years now, you should have a good idea of how your building performs relative to others like it and how
ACEEE’s Local Clean Energy Self-Scoring Tool Places County in Top 25 Cities Nationwide
We are always looking for tools to help monitor and track progress towards our sustainability goals. To that end, Montgomery County partnered with the American Council for an Energy-Efficiency Economy
