The Ann Arbor District is a public-private-nonprofit collaborative working to create a groundbreaking high-performance building district in downtown Ann Arbor.
Our goal is to dramatically reduce the environmental impacts of building construction and operations while increasing Ann Arbor’s competitiveness in the business environment and increasing owners’ return on investment.
Emissions from buildings account for over 40% of global carbon emissions. By reducing building emissions through energy efficiency and renewable energy installation, we can get that much closer towards reaching our goal of net zero carbon emissions by 2030 – the only way to avoid a 1.5 degree warming future.
The 2030 district Houses of Worship group provides resources to create a Green Task Force for your congregation!
Find out more by CLICKING HERE
A2ZERO Lunch and Learn Series is a free, virtual, monthly lunch & learn series that explores key strategies to meet the community carbon neutrality goal of 2030 in the commercial, multifamily and institutional building sectors.
Grab your lunch and join us on the 2nd Tuesday of the month, January-June and after a summer break, September-November.
The series is brought to you by Ann Arbor 2030 District, AIA Huron Valley and Washtenaw Contractors Association.
To learn more and to register CLICK HERE.
The Ann Arbor 2030 Multi-Family Group is a place for property owners and managers to meet quarterly to discuss strategies to meeting GHG emission reductions. For more information, CLICK HERE
