July 23, 2021
2021 Better Buildings Progress Report
The 2021 Better Buildings Progress Report outlines the progress and collaboration of Better Buildings partners, which represent more than 30 of the country’s Fortune 100 companies, 12 of the top 25 U.S. employers, 12% of the U.S. manufacturing energy footprint, and 13% of total commercial building space, as well as 17 federal agencies, eight national laboratories, and more than 80 states and local governments. The report also highlights the 12 organizations that achieved their Better Buildings Challenge energy, water, or financing goals in the past year.
“Through Better Buildings, leading organizations across the U.S. are demonstrating their commitment to use energy more efficiently,” said Secretary of Energy Jennifer M. Granholm. “In partnership with DOE, they are sharing the solutions needed to tackle our climate crisis, create jobs, and build healthy, safe, and thriving communities.”
Download this report to explore the impressive results in energy efficiency and savings in an especially challenging year:
Read These Related Articles:
- Better Buildings Progress Report, 2015
- Decarbonizing Kitchens: Opportunities for the Food Service Sector
- Case Study: How Brandywine Implements Social Equity and Carbon Reduction in Their Portfolio
- Whole Foods Market Reaches, Exceeds Better Buildings Challenge Goal
- Better Buildings Progress Report 2022
Stay Up-To-Date
