Advertisement
Firestone Building Products, Download App Automated Logic

Green Building Report

Part 1: LEED-EB Lowers Operating Costs, Report Finds

Part 2: LEED Version 3: Coming Soon

Part 3: Green Guide Releases Toolkit

Part 4: PV Costs Drop

Part 5: LEED AP Deadline Approaching

Part 6: ENERGY STAR Releases List of Top 10 Cities


ENERGY STAR Releases List of Top 10 Cities

April 2009


These 10 cities have the greatest number of commercial buildings that have earned the ENERGY STAR for Buildings label through 2008. In total, there are 6,200 ENERGY STAR-qualified buildings and plants.

  1. Los Angeles, Calif.
  2. San Francisco, Calif.
  3. Houston, Texas
  4. Washington D.C.
  5. Dallas-Fort Worth, Texas
  6. Chicago, Ill.
  7. Denver, Colo.
  8. Minneapolis-St. Paul, Minn.
  9. Atlanta, Ga.
  10. Seattle, Wash.

Source: EPA

Comments

Add a comment

Prev




Green Building Report

Part 1: LEED-EB Lowers Operating Costs, Report Finds

Part 2: LEED Version 3: Coming Soon

Part 3: Green Guide Releases Toolkit

Part 4: PV Costs Drop

Part 5: LEED AP Deadline Approaching

Part 6: ENERGY STAR Releases List of Top 10 Cities



RELATED

KEYWORDS

Browse articles on energy star on FacilitiesNet

FACILITYZONE SEARCH

Search for energy star articles on FacilityZone




*************************

Free E-mail Newsletter Sign-up

Weekly Articles
Facility Webcast Alerts
Building Products/Technology
Monthly Digital Magazine


4 - 4  = (anti-spam)

*************************
*************************
*************************