The Seattle 2030 District is accepting submissions for our first stormwater competition in partnership with Boeing and Expeditors.

Recycling the Beauty of Puget Sound is a design competition that is open to students, designers, and engineers of all disciplines to apply the power of design thinking to the urgent need for managing stormwater in the heart of Seattle and other urban centers. We are seeking innovative ideas for rainwater capture and reuse in an effort to sustainably invest in water conservation and pollution prevention in Puget Sound.

From Pittsburgh to Geneva: Defining International Excellence in Sustainable Building

An interview with Director of Detroit 2030 District on House of Worship Program

We had a great roundtable discussion and tour with building engineers yesterday. Special thanks to The Union Dallas and Peloton CRE for hosting and HydroTech Solutions for being our lunch sponsor.

Checkout a digital tour of The Union Dallas 

The energy use in buildings across the town and city of Ithaca is responsible for nearly 75% of carbon emissions, according to the local sustainability officials. To reduce its carbon footprint, the two jurisdictions are taking important steps to increase energy efficiency in existing buildings. First, they are making financing for new projects more accessible and affordable by participating in a Property Assessed Clean Energy (PACE) financing program called Energize NY.

BED and Burlington 2030 District receive American Public Power Association DEED Grant to support commercial property owners in reducing energy use

WEST MICHIGAN WEEK

Grand Rapids 2030 District City #3535

Season 35 Episode 9 | 26m 45s

The Grand Rapids 2030 District is a public-private partnership. Its mission is a collaborative high-performance building district focused on fostering a sustainable, efficient, thriving downtown Grand Rapids. From building retrofitting, new construction and infrastructure, what strategies will be used? One way to draw attention to efficiency is a statewide Battle of the Buildings.

Read the full article here.

The Ithaca Green Building Policy report was adopted by the City of Ithaca Common Council on May 2 and accepted by the Town Board on May 7.

Both municipalities have directed staff to codify the policy recommendations contained in the report. The draft legislation will then be considered for adoption by Common Council and the Town Board.

Read this VT Digger article to learn more:

https://vtdigger.org/2018/05/06/burlington-joins-global-green-building-network/