In today’s economic climate, more than ever, we all appreciate what we have. And we strive to protect it for the future.

Transwestern has taken this same approach to sustainability for over a decade. Despite current economic conditions, we continue to prove that sustainable solutions lower operating costs and improve the bottom line while preserving the environment for future generations.

All Green building efforts begin with an understanding of a project’s physical energy performance. The foundation for this analysis is the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency’s (EPA) ENERGY STAR® program.

Green buildings have demonstrated their superior energy efficiency, operating results, enhanced tenant satisfaction and higher sales prices in several empirical studies.

In 2009, our LEED certification practices saved over 10.8 million gallons of water and 82,922 tons of CO₂ emissions.

Average ENERGY STAR portfolio rating of 81, an increase of three points over 2008.

150 buildings possessed the ENERGY STAR label in 2009.

Met BOMA's 7-Point Challenge - a 30% portfolio-wide energy reduction ahead of the 2012 deadline.

Reduced energy consumption across managed portfolio 31.2 million kWh over 2008 - a portfolio-wide reduction of nearly five percent.

Seven-time EPA ENERGY STAR Award Winner, only third-party real estate services provider to win both Partner of the Year and Sustained Excellence.