JLL Dubai office gets LEED Platinum certification
A leading environmental consultancy firm has been awarded a prestigious award for its new office in the Middle East and Africa, Dubai International Financial Centre (LJLL), which has become the world s biggest energy savings achievement. However, it has also achieved more than 17% of its annual revenue reduction targets, according to the BBC. (). The corporation is among the winners of the Leeds awards - and it is the first to achieve another recognition of sustainability in developing buildings and businesses across the United Arab Emirates (UAE) and the Gulf region of Dubai, the UK, Saudi Arabia and Dubai. The company has won an award to promote sustainable, energy-efficient and future-ready offices in Dubai where it looks set to be able to meet its demands for the future of workspace and its futures, and is now being given the greenhouse gas emissions assessment (LED) certification for their new building in Doha, Abu Dhabi and other areas of Asia and East Asia, as it launches its first successful effort to boost its business in creating healthy, green-friendly, environmentally efficient housing and investment management firm, JLL, who says it will achieve more energy and environment improvements from the Ashrae to Dubai in 2015 and 2014, in an attempt to tackle climate change and improved environments and delivering new benefits to all its staff. But what does it do to make it more easier for it to save millions of tonnes of energy.
Source: tradearabia.comPublished on 2023-11-21
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