Posted by: Dan Probst Energy and Sustainability Services Just recently, Boston City Council voted on a Building Energy Rating and Disclosure Ordinance. As a component of the City’s Climate Action Plan to meet the Mayor’s greenhouse gas reduction goal of 25 percent by 2020, this ordinance would require all large- and medium-sized buildings to report [...]
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VERGE Boston: Machine-to-machine’s affect on energy savings
Posted by: Dan Probst Energy and Sustainability Services I just had the pleasure of serving on a panel at GreenBiz Media’s VERGE Boston conference, which focused on the convergence of buildings, technology and transportation. The panel, called “The Trillion-Dollar M2M Opportunity,” was about the dramatic impact of machine-to-machine (M2M) technology on four industry segments: energy, [...]
Bringing together leading minds in sustainability
Posted by: Moh Palizi Energy and Sustainability We recently held an Energy and Sustainability round table event at VMware in Silicon Valley. This event brought together some of our existing clients, along with potential clients, and led them through an open discussion around sustainability topics likely on the forefront of their minds. This conversation proved [...]
Congratulations to our ‘Face of Climate Change’ Contest Winner!
Posted by: Cat Bampakou Jones Lang LaSalle At Deutsche Bank this year we made a huge effort to raise awareness of Earth Week and to encourage residents to take part in various activities. We even participated in Earth Hour where we switched off all lights within our floors for an hour! For Earth Week, the [...]
The Face of Climate Change at Jones Lang LaSalle – pick a winner!
Posted by: Andy Carter Chair, Global ACT Committee Jones Lang LaSalle is committed to creating a more sustainable environment for current and future generations. We help clients do this throughout the world and we do this internally through our internal program ACT: A Cleaner Tomorrow. This year, the ACT committee joined the Earth Day 2013 [...]