Mayor Annise Parker and the City of Houston are challenging management districts, commercial property owners, property managers and office tenants to participate in improving the environmental and economic performance of their business operations. The Houston Green Office Challenge helps participants achieve strategies that reduce energy use, waste and water use and provides an exciting way for businesses to make Houston a greener place to live and work. Your participation in the Challenge means more than curbing climate change. We'll link you to resources that will make it easy to improve the energy efficiency of your building or office space - and save you some real green.
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Would you like to work in an office that has a successful recycling program, uses green products and makes going green fun? If you do, here's your chance to improve your office's "greenness" and be recognized for it. The Houston Green Office Challenge invites commercial office tenants in Houston's business districts to increase their environmental and economic performance in the areas of outreach, energy conservation, waste reduction, cleaner transportation choices, and property management engagement.
Do you want to save money, please your tenants and be a green building leader? Join us in taking the Houston Green Office Challenge. Property owners and managers of commercial buildings in Houston are invited to take part in the Houston Green Office Challenge. The City of Houston will facilitate the achievements of property managers and owners by providing training and resources for reducing energy consumption, waste generation and water use as well as tenant engagement.