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Detroit is stepping into a greener future with its first solar neighborhoods! ?? Unveiled by Mayor Mike Duggan, this initiative will blend renewable energy with community gardens, generating clean power while promoting local food production. As construction kicks off this spring, residents are actively shaping the designs to ensure everyone benefits equitably. It's a fantastic opportunity for revitalization and sustainability in our city! ???? #Detroit #SolarNeighborhoods #Sustainability https://lnkd.in/evUDz8DP #SolarPower #RenewableEnergy #GreenTech #SustainableLiving #EcoFriendlyInnovation

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As the summer heat intensifies, the frequent use of air conditioning becomes inevitable, raising concerns about energy consumption and carbon emissions. Flory Tech is committed to promoting green building practices through our innovative ESPCC technology, which significantly reduces energy consumption. Additionally, our high-efficiency EC fans help to minimize carbon emissions effectively. Our technology provides buildings with more environmentally friendly and energy-efficient solutions, allowing you to enjoy a cooler environment while contributing to sustainability. Choose Flory Tech to help create a low-carbon summer, where coolness and green living go hand in hand, protecting the future of our planet. #FloryTech #GreenBuilding #EnergyEfficiency #CarbonReduction #ESPCCtechnology #ECfans #SustainableLiving #AirPurifier

In our search for eco-friendly solutions, big cities grappling with the climate emergency are finding hope at the crossroads of creativity, age-old wisdom, and sheer determination. Solar panels and wind turbines have shifted from being just alternatives to becoming mainstream power sources. Picture this: what if every urban skyline was dotted with wind turbines as common as TV antennas? Read the rest of this article at https://lnkd.in/d5RWEQFn #ClimateChange #sustainability #writers #environment #speakup

Every city has a sewer, and the heat in the water flowing through its pipes is an increasingly attractive source of recyclable, affordable, carbon-free energy. So much so that when the National Western Center in downtown Denver installed the nation's largest sewer heat recovery system, which provides 90% of the heating and cooling needs for over 1 million square feet of indoor space, its CEO, Brad Buchanan, called it a new kind of environmental resource. Instead of mineral or water rights, the Center holds sewer thermal energy rights. As Buchanan told NPR, "We have it protected because we're counting on that energy in perpetuity." In the U.S., we flush enough heat down the drain - when we shower, wash dishes, and do the laundry - to heat 30 million homes annually. All that heat - 350 Billion kWh's worth - eventually flows into our waterways and oceans. It's enough energy to melt 3.77 billion tons of ice or 100 million hockey rinks. So, tapping into this massive cache of renewable energy that's always available underneath our buildings and streets becomes all the more urgent and obvious. SHARC Energy provided the sewer heat recovery system now operating in Denver. The company installed a similar system at the 303 Battery Project in Seattle, which contributed to it becoming the first multifamily tower in the world certified as Net Zero Energy by the International Living Future Institute. That's why we're thrilled to have Lynn Mueller, founder of SHARC and inventor of the technology, as a guest on our most recent episode of the Supercool podcast. Lynn is a builder of the low-carbon future. On Supercool, he shares where his story began: Vancouver.

Good for your commercial space, great for the planet. ???? With our sustainable roofing systems, we’re not just protecting buildings – we’re helping protect the planet too. Solar panels and green roofs are the future of commercial roofing, and we’re leading the way. ???? #GreenRoofing #SustainableRoofing #SolarEnergy #EcoFriendly #NationsRoof #GreenBuildings

?? Solar Panels Now Powering York Minster’s Historic Roof! ?? We love local renewable news so here is an exciting blend of heritage and sustainability, York Minster has taken a major step towards reducing its carbon footprint by installing solar panels on its ancient rooftop. This initiative merges centuries-old architecture with cutting-edge technology, showcasing how even our most historic landmarks can lead in renewable energy innovation. By generating clean electricity on-site, York Minster is actively lowering its energy costs and carbon emissions, setting a powerful example of how we can all work towards a more sustainable future—no matter how old the building! ?? This project highlights the potential for renewable solutions in all types of properties, reinforcing that sustainability and history can coexist harmoniously. Kudos to the team behind this project for paving the way in green heritage practices! ??? https://lnkd.in/ezPjKQNc #YorkMinster #SolarEnergy #RenewableInnovation #GreenHeritage #SustainableArchitecture #HistoricBuildings #CarbonReduction #CleanEnergy #RenewableFuture

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The green building movement is evolving beyond net-zero to "energy positive" and "carbon positive" projects, reshaping construction's role in climate action. Highlights from the latest developments: ?? Energy Positive: These buildings offset their construction, demolition, and operational energy costs by generating more energy than they consume over their lifetimes. For example, in the Nordic summer, they produce excess solar power that feeds into surrounding homes and businesses. ? Going Beyond Net Zero: Advances in technology and stricter green-building laws are inspiring developers to aim higher—creating structures that positively contribute to energy and carbon cycles. ?? A New Standard: As one developer put it, “Our goal was to leave the planet in a better place than we found it — not an equal place, a better place.” Read more about these innovative projects in Bloomberg by Olivia Rudgard: https://lnkd.in/edWRnh8R #Sustainability #GreenBuildings #ClimatePositive #EnergyPositive #Solar