Green building integrated into the field of life

Want to be a leader in the green building field? Is there a better way to demonstrate your commitment and knowledge by actually implementing green engineering in your own business.

A product that anyone can certify. And it's easy to come up with a few green tag shelves or signs to declare your green virtues. However, if you really want to set up a group of people who follow suit, establish valuable relationships with other leaders in the industry, and save money, you must go forward.

These days, it is easier than before. Depending on the type of project, there may be places where the government provides incentives or is relatively aggressive. The bank provides solid green funding.

1. Energy transformation. Make your equipment energy efficient with better lighting, insulation, and mechanical systems. Then join renewable energy power generation. In the short term, you will establish a valuable relationship with these companies and work done. In the long run, as energy prices continue to rise, you will enjoy the foresight to reduce costs.

2. Living room roof or living wall. Installing a living roof or wall brings a variety of benefits, including saving energy, and giving your team experience in a young, fast-growing segment of the market.

3. Cold roof. If you are not ready for a solar panel or live roof, think about it: If the roof is not white, you may be paying too much air conditioning. It is painted white and saves energy. It's that simple.

4. Water recycling. At first glance, the traditional financial model may not allow quantitative water use efficiency projects to artificially suppress water prices. However, if you operate in an area with emphasis on water resources and take steps to reduce your demand, you can set a strong example for your community.

5. Recycling of batteries, fluorescents, paints, electronics, etc. may prove to be more difficult than others, especially if there is a local infrastructure, and it will be well worth the end. These products contain toxic heavy metals and other contaminated groundwater and other components. There are a variety of programs available to benefit the range of non-profit activities.

6. Zero waste. Reducing the waste generated at your facility will hire employees and customers and may reduce your waste transportation costs. Remember that three R will help you get there: reduce, reuse, recycle.