Global climate change negotiators from almost 200 governments over the past two weeks have put commercial real estate solidly in place to play a role in addressing carbon emissions.
A final deal announced over the weekend at the Glasgow Climate Pact is one that will likely unlock billions of dollars of investment in carbon reduction projects around the world.
Tony Liou, President, Partner Energy, sees this as an opportunity, given the residential building and commercial real estate sector accounts for the majority of the energy consumption in the United States.
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