New York / Victoria / Pittsburgh / Amsterdam / Melbourne / /
Company
International Netherlands Group / Green Building Partnership / The ING Bank / Citipower Ltd. / CoM / /
Country
Netherlands / United States / Australia / /
Currency
USD / IRR / / /
Event
Environmental Issue / Company Expansion / /
Facility
Federation Square / ESD building / Rocky Mountains Institute / University of Melbourne / RMIT University / CH2 building / certified building / Building Task Force / /
IndustryTerm
sustainable technologies / greenhouse gas emission reduction / lower insurance premiums / reduced energy consumption / electricity supply / retail / energy efficiency measures / star environmental building incorporating sustainable technologies / insurance premium rebate / reduced energy / renewable energy / lower energy / star energy level rating / energy savings / energy / energy costs / greenhouse gas emissions / business case decision making tools / electricity consumption / bank / energy bills / staffing/energy costs / car parking / green technologies / gas emissions / energy efficiencies / integrated retail precinct / Energy efficiency / energy cost savings / main business case decision making tools / normative solution / energy measures / energy/water savings / gas consumption / responsible employer / static business case analysis tools / /
MarketIndex
Domestic Final Demand / /
Organization
Rocky Mountains Institute / Green Building Council of Australia / University of Melbourne / US Department of Energy / National Science Foundation / Australian Bureau of Statistics / Colorado Court / Green Building Alliance / Building Task Force / United States Green Building Council / RMIT University / /
Person
Peter Lawther / Maguire / Jon Robinson / Davis Langdon / /
Position
Governor / simple / static model for business case decision making processes / /
ProvinceOrState
Nevada / California / /
PublishedMedium
The Australian Journal / /
Technology
six star environmental building incorporating sustainable technologies / substantial ESD technologies / pdf / /
6 The Business Case for Sustainable Design – the City of Melbourne CH2 Project Peter Lawther (RMIT University), Jon Robinson (University of Melbourne) and Sowfun Low (University of Melbourne)