The federal government’s landlord said on Tuesday it would use $975 million in climate bill funding to install sustainable technologies at federal buildings across the US.
The announcement comes on the heels of a $3.4 billion deployment in May by the General Services Administration for a series of building efficiency projects across its portfolio.
One of the biggest ticket items in the new spending includes the electrification of the Ronald Ronald Reagan Building and International Trade Center in Washington with up to $13.5 million in clean energy technology retrofits. The GSA will install heat pumps as the complex’s primary heating ...
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