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OverviewClient: Global logistics real estate investorAsset locations: Texas, Maryland, New Jersey and WashingtonAsset type: IndustrialSummary: The client commissioned GreenGen to conduct feasibility reviews on a portfolio of industrial properties to evalu

OverviewClient: Town of Chestertown, MarylandProject partners: Maryland Energy Administration, Maryland Clean Energy CenterProjects: 2.2 MW town-owned solar: 1.2 MW for town operations, 1 MW community solarSummary: GreenGen partnered with the town and sta

By Brad Dockser, CEO and Co-Founder, GreenGenFive takeaways for investors: efficiency in the race for power, lasting community value, data that drives decisions, disciplined execution, and the influence of capital.The conversations that stayed with me aft

Energy audits have long been part of effective property management. Today, they play a much larger role in capital planning as owners and investors navigate aging equipment, rising operating costs, and expanding building performance requirements.But not e

GRESB's preliminary Real Estate Assessment results will be released next week on September 1, 2026. For many teams, this moment feels like a report card or a box to check for investors. But across the portfolios we work with, the teams that extract the mo

An Energy Performance Certificate rating nearly delayed a London commercial acquisition. See how we kept the deal on track and avoided £1M.

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The Latest Regulatory Updates and Implications for Real Estate InvestorsAfter years of delay, the government has recently provided fresh insight into the future of Minimum Energy Efficiency Standards (MEES) for commercial properties in England and Wales,

GreenGen's From the Experts series highlights insights from GreenGen professionals on emerging trends, challenges, and opportunities shaping real estate performance and value. By: Nigel CoreaSenior Program Analyst Electricity is no longer a background ass

What's Happening in Federal and Local Law and What It Means for Real Estate InvestorsAcross the U.S., cities, states, and the federal government are engaged in active, and conflicting, policy and legal debates over natural gas appliance use in buildings.