We are thrilled to welcome Emma Dexter as the new Sustainability Program Coordinator with the Seattle and Bellevue 2030 Districts. Emma brings a wealth of knowledge and experience in environmental studies, climate change resilience, and community development. With a Master’s in Coastal Communities and Regional Development from the University Centre of the Westfjords and a double major in Environmental Studies and Anthropology from Colgate University, Emma has conducted impactful research, including projects on climate-change awareness in Iceland and water-related issues in New York. Her passion for sustainability, expertise in data analysis, GIS, and community collaboration, and commitment to resilience frameworks will be a tremendous asset to our mission. Please join us in welcoming Emma to the 2030 District team!
Seattle 2030 District
非盈利组织
Seattle，Washington 1,672 位关注者
Reducing energy, water use, and GHG emissions of buildings through education and partnerships. bit.ly/3sqyMVK
关于我们
The Seattle 2030 District is a 501(c) (3) organization whose mission is helping building owners, managers, developers and other industry professionals substantially reduce their environmental impact in the downtown area. Our goal is to reduce energy, water use, and CO2 emissions by 50% in existing buildings by 2030. While individual buildings will have specific opportunities for energy reductions, a district approach will provide the opportunity for district-wide heat recovery, distributed generation, and other district energy efficiencies that can reduce the demand for resources. The 2030 District will provide members a roadmap to own, manage, and develop high performance buildings by leveraging existing market resources and by creating new tools and partnerships to overcome current market barriers. This type of collaborative action is a strategic undertaking to help the City of Seattle meet its goal of carbon neutrality by 2030 and represents a major investment in Seattle’s future.
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https://2030districts.org/seattle/
Seattle 2030 District的外部链接
- 所属行业
- 非盈利组织
- 规模
- 2-10 人
- 总部
- Seattle，Washington
- 类型
- 非营利机构
- 创立
- 2008
- 领域
- Energy Reduction、Water Reduction、Transportation Reduction、Building Efficiency、Efficiency Finance、Building Analytics、Building Incentives和Professional +Community Partnerships
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PO Box 21726
US，Washington，Seattle，98111
Seattle 2030 District员工
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In 2024, the Seattle 2030 District was proud to support Seattle Public Utilities and King County, WA with the RainWise for Big Roofs program. Over the course of this partnership, we have hosted site tours, education events, and worked with property portfolios to take advantage of this amazing program. We are pleased to share that we will be continuing this work into 2025 - helping property owners and managers address stormwater on site while protecting our delicate Puget Sound ecosystem. If you want to learn more about RainWise for Big Roofs, check out https://lnkd.in/d7wKrDck or reach out to the 2030 District for help!
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Nominations are officially open for the 2025 Vision Awards! If you have a great project that exemplifies the 2030 mission for sustainability across the categories of Energy, Water, Transportation, and Leadership, submit your nomination today. Nominations close January 15th, 2025. Nominate your project here: https://lnkd.in/g7Kx5hCT We look forward to celebrating the incredible buildings in Seattle and Bellevue at the 2025 Vision Awards! #2030VisionAwards
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Many of our members have already participated in this terrific program through the Breaking Barriers Collaborative to great success. Check it out if you are considering going electric!
Curious what it'd be like to join a hands-on, cohort-based program that helps you create an actionable fleet electrification plan? Join us for an informational webinar on Nov. 21 or Dec. 5 to learn more about the Fleet Decarbonization Accelerator. Enrollment is currently open for the Winter 2025 cohort, which will hold 90-minute online weekly sessions January through April. Accelerator alumni range from small organizations like the Seattle Aquarium to large enterprises like McKinstry and Skanska. Get more info and RSVP: https://lnkd.in/g3Stqtkp
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Attention Multifamily Building Owners and Managers! Do you know that multifamily buildings over 20,000 square feet must comply with Seattle's Building Emissions Performance Standard (BEPS) and Washington's Clean Buildings Performance Standard (CBPS)? Join the Seattle Office of Sustainability and Environment for a dedicated webinar that will cover everything you need to know to meet these important energy and emissions standards! What You’ll Learn: ? Multifamily Requirements & Compliance Timeline for Seattle BEPS and WA CBPS ? Energy & Emissions Benchmarking Basics ? Tenant Engagement Strategies ? Funding & Incentives Available Don’t miss this opportunity to prepare your building for a cleaner, greener future! Register now to reserve your spot. Brought to you by the Office of Sustainability & Environment with support from the Seattle Clean Buildings Accelerator program implementer, Stillwater Energy.
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At the 2030 District, we are committed to helping you discover the business case for implementing sustainability in your operations, and we are proud to partner with so many stakeholders working to realize these goals. Join 2030 District member RyeStrategy for this great opportunity to learn about incorporating climate action into your business strategy! https://lnkd.in/g7meMWsK
?? Climate Action: The Next Big Opportunity for Small Businesses For small and medium-sized businesses, climate action isn’t just about responsibility - it’s a growth driver. Companies prioritizing sustainability are standing out, winning contracts, and building trust with clients and employees alike. ?? Join us for our free webinar on November 20th to discover practical steps for integrating climate action into your business strategy and positioning your SMB for long-term success. Registration link in the comments.
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Join us for Light Smarter, Not Harder: Leveraging LLLC for the WA Clean Buildings Act. Hosted by Seattle 2030 District and presented by BetterBricks December 5th, 12:00 PM (Virtual) Explore how Luminaire Level Lighting Controls (LLLC) can drive energy savings and improve building performance. This webinar will cover how LLLC technology supports the Washington Clean Buildings Act, helping building owners and operators meet energy standards, enhance flexibility, and reduce carbon emissions. Learn about the Clean Buildings Act requirements, see real-world LLLC examples, and gain tools to support compliance and sustainability goals. Ideal for building owners, operators, architects, and sustainability professionals looking to stay ahead on energy standards. Join us to see how smarter lighting can lead to a greener future. Register here: https://lnkd.in/gTHKhvGH
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PCBs (Polychlorinated Biphenyls) are hazardous chemicals found in many building materials that pose serious risks to health and the environment. Join our workshop to understand the importance of identifying and safely removing these toxins to create healthier, safer spaces. Led by environmental health experts, this session will cover PCB risks, regulatory guidelines, and best practices for safe handling and disposal. Ideal for contractors, property managers, and environmental professionals. ?? Date: November 19 ??? Register today: https://lnkd.in/g_Ai2zmh
PCB Awareness & Removal Workshop (Virtual)
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We’re excited to welcome Safe Haven Defense to the Seattle 2030 District! Safe Haven Defense specializes in protective window technology that not only enhances safety but also delivers energy savings. By strengthening windows to withstand severe impacts while improving insulation, Safe Haven’s solutions help reduce energy costs, making buildings both safer and more efficient. Learn more about how Safe Haven Defense is reshaping building resilience and efficiency: www.SHDWA.com We look forward to advancing safer, more energy-conscious buildings together.
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Interested in installing a RainWise Big Roof project on your property? @Product Water Product Water can help! Product Water, stormwater experts with over a decade of experience, is responsible for the successful Big Roof project at the Minyan Ohr Chadash Synagogue. This collaboration with Seattle Public Utilities’ RainWise program effectively manages 155,000 gallons of rainwater annually. The system captures rainwater from 6,677 sq. ft. of roof area, directing it into six rain cisterns. This innovative design reduces stormwater flow into the combined sewer system during heavy rains and makes more than 53,000 gallons available for irrigation during Seattle’s drier months, saving the facility over $1,000 annually in water costs The project supports peak flow management, significantly reducing stormwater flow during the rainy season. Through this project, they improved building health through the discovery and resolution of hidden plumbing issues. Product Water LLC remains committed to advancing rain harvesting techniques. We encourage other Seattle buildings to explore the RainWise program and realize similar benefits. For more information, visit Product Water's website or contact them at 206-450-0231.
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