5 Ways Clean Tech Is Making Real Estate More Energy-Efficient

I’m a regular writer for Jones Lang LaSalle’s B2B content, covering technology and sustainability. This piece showcases JLL’s expertise in sustainable innovations for real estate and establishes its experts as thought leaders.

As corporate commitments to net-zero targets gain momentum, there’s a growing focus on the energy efficiency of buildings – and the technology that can make a difference.

Major real estate companies, developers and investors are increasingly aligning projects with energy-efficient building standards. The International Finance Corporation, part of the World Bank, predicts that green buildings will be one of the largest global investment opportunities in the coming decade. And as today’s workforce evolves, the values of younger generations are driving demand for sustainable buildings.

“There’s a massive push for companies to comply with global sustainability commitments,” says Ramya Ravichandar, Vice President, Product Management at JLL. “Clean tech will play a big role, from providing insight into daily use of assets, to modelling demand cycles to lower consumption – and ultimately, to change how we source and use energy.”

Read the full article at JLL