The Seattle 2030 District is a groundbreaking high-performance building district in downtown Seattle that aims to dramatically reduce environmental impacts of facility construction and operations. More >
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Lucid Partners with Seattle 2030 District to Dramatically Reduce Commercial Building Energy Usage in Downtown SeattleLucid, the pioneer provider of real-time energy monitoring and display systems for buildings, announced a partnership with the |
Seattle 2030 District article in Daily Journal of Commerce annual Green IssueThe City of Seattle is expanding its goals with the Seattle 2030 District. With so much of the projected growth in our region happening within the |
The Seattle 2030 District - the NEXT big thing in green buildingThe bottom line is that the private sector must take the lead in transforming our economy away from fossil fuel dependency. More than 60 |
Green giants: Seattle gets even greener, starting with its biggest buildings"Seattle, a.k.a. the Emerald City, looms Oz-like in the imaginations of eco-minded architects and designers. Its reputation for being uber |
Seattle 2030 District Formal Launch EventThe Seattle 2030 District – an innovative public/private partnership with over 50 founding member organizations is hosting a formal launch |
Seattle 2030 District representing the City of Seattle as one of three Community Partners for the White House's Better Buildings ChallengeThe Better Buildings Challenge: The President is challenging CEOs and University Presidents to make their organizations leaders in saving energy, |
City of Seattle Joins Seattle 2030 DistrictThe City of Seattle has joined the Seattle 2030 District as a Founding Member. Mayor Mike McGinn and all 9 members of the Seattle City council signed |
Seattle 2030 District Finalizes EPA Climate Showcase Communities Grant FundingAfter nearly a year and a half of relying on volunteer efforts, the Seattle 2030 District has secured $454,000 in grant funding and another $225,000 |
King County Council votes to join Seattle 2030 DistrictWith a focus on saving money, helping the economy, and promoting environmental sustainability, the Metropolitan King County Council voted unanimously |


