Globally, CRE business leaders are rethinking operations to meet new safety standards for occupants due to COVID-19. However, these specifications risk exponential energy usage by an industry with an already significant environmental footprint. The impacts of climate change are glaring, and the CRE industry is working diligently to address its carbon footprint. This session will explore how JLL and the partner ecosystem are focusing on sustainability, wellness and safety with the help of CRE technology, offering global perspectives and key learnings to help reduce the environmental impact of the world’s buildings.
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