Energy Sciences Joins Detroit 2030 District
March 15, 2018
The Detroit 2030 District is a private -public community in Detroit which aims to assist building owners & managers in reducing energy, water and greenhouse gas emissions from transportation. The Detroit 2030 District is a part of a national collaboration and is the 16th District in North America. The Detroit 2030 District is a strategic initiative of the USGBC. Energy Sciences team member, Diana Nash, holds a position on the Detroit District 2030 Task Force. The Task Force is working with Building Owners to drive the Detroit 2030 District efficiency & sustainability initiatives.
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