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The Business Case to Avoid a Brown Discount
New market forces related to climate change and buildings are moving the conversation of green building premiums to “brown discounts”. …
ReadWhy Aren’t Green Buildings Already Dominating the Market?
The USGBC has recognized the importance of the real drivers behind the demand for green buildings with LEED credits awarded for triple bottom line analysis. Autocase’s platform is a simple, easy, and cost-effective way to get informed about the value of LEED projects and designs while providing points towards your certification.
Upcoming LEED Webinar
Join us and speakers from Page and Ecovert to hear how design teams have used LEED’s Informing Design credits to …
Autocase at Greenbuild with Newest Integration Partner, Arc Skoru
This Summer, we announced our integration with Arc Skoru, the digital building performance platform associated with Green Business Certification Inc., …
How to reduce your carbon emissions portfolio-wide cost effectively
A 7-step guide for building portfolio owners on how to reduce carbon emissions in the most cost-effective way. Click here to download …
What is Energy Demand?
While focusing on appliance efficiency and the transition to renewable power is important, energy demand is often left out of …
LCA and LCCA – Are you sure you know the difference?
A guide for those who don’t know (and for those who think they know) the difference between LCA & LCCA. …
Social Costs and Implications of Pollutants
In an average year, each U.S. citizen is responsible for emitting 16 tons of carbon dioxide, ranking 13th worldwide for …
Autocase’s Latest Features – June 2021
We are excited to announce that we have released new features in Autocase! In this post you will find more details about the updates
The Importance of Ventilation in School Buildings
The COVID-19 pandemic has brought forward the importance of optimizing building design for occupant well-being and places emphasis on the interaction between indoor air quality (IAQ) and human health.