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Taking account of current emissions helps to set the foundation for future energy efficiency investments

ASHE focuses its advocacy on recent changes to codes and standards and long-term effects spurred by the COVID-19 pandemic

ASHE gets members involved in developing tools and resources to help address regulatory and other concerns

ASHE is creating new tools to help health care facilities meet growing trends around carbon reduction

The health system continues its sustainability journey with a goal to achieve carbon positivity by 2025

Leading experts at the 58th ASHE Annual Conference explored hot topics such as pandemic recovery, infrastructure investment and more.

From on-site renewable energy to LEED designed buildings, hospitals across the country are joining in the decarbonization movement

Improved sustainability and efficiency have significant and wide-spread impacts far beyond a hospital’s walls

Three areas where health care designers can help to improve sustainable operations

Hospitals can make sure their voices are heard as regulations around carbon reduction gain steam

Examining climate change as a public health issue

Developing an environmental master plan can help hospitals reach beyond the low-hanging fruit to reduce carbon footprint

Kara Brooks of ASHE discusses the trends and new regulations prompting change in health care sustainability

Compliance and Beyond: Strategic Decisions for Healthcare Facilities | Lunch & Learn: Drive better outcomes with your 2023 budget and stay ahead of emerging compliance trends.

The Nuvolo Connected Workplace for Healthcare Solution: See What a Modern-Day CMMS Can Do For You. Your facilities department does so much more than just maintenance, and your CMMS should too.

ASHE shares the ideas and feedback from brainstorming sessions it facilitated with PDC Summit attendees regarding health care decarbonization

Addressing the unique needs of healthcare when developing your energy strategy

Innovative thinking helps ASHE sketch out a new direction in line with health care's changing landscape