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In the first of a series on sustainability strategies of the future, IMEG Director of Sustainability Adam McMillen discusses embodied carbon. “We have pretty much figured out how to reduce operational carbon,” he says. “Now the AEC industry is ready for the next step — reducing embodied carbon in steel, concrete, and wood.” Getting these
IMEG leaders are dedicated to providing thought leadership and information on AEC industry trends to help clients find design solutions for their projects. Here’s a sampling of several of our thought leaders’ blogs, podcasts, webinars, and executive guides published so far in 2021. Substantial decarbonization of industry is possible, but needs to start now. Industrial clients seeking to reduce their carbon footprint need to address both operational carbon (emissions) as well as embodied carbon in their building structure and equipment. Read the blog.
By Jasmine Saad There was a time, not long ago, when new car releases sparked conversations of muscle. As pop-culture interest changed, we started to use the buzzwords related to the efficiency of our vehicles. Today, we speak of range, all thanks to the new dawn of electric vehicles (EVs). The data speaks: EVs have not only become more accessible, but they
By Kelly Altes and Eddy Santosa In an interview for a recent ACEEE blog post, Elizabeth Dutrow of the EPA’s ENERGY STAR Industrial Partnership states that U.S. manufacturing industry carbon emissions could be reduced by as much as 86 percent by 2050. Achieving this, she added, would require significant action in energy efficiency, material efficiency, technology upgrades, and the
With legalized medical and recreational marijuana continuing to expand across the U.S., many new grow facilities will be licensed and constructed in the coming years. Listen to the podcast!
At IMEG, we believe you shouldn’t have to choose between what you need and what you deserve. While we may be one of the largest engineering consultants and design firms in the country, you’ll never have to worry about us forgetting our roots. That’s why our consulting engineers don’t just work where you live — we make your community our community. These deep local connections give us the insight we need to understand where you come from, all while expertly navigating regulatory and teaming challenges for even the most complex of projects.
Through our collaborative, multi-disciplinary style, our design engineers are able to tap into a deep bench of diverse technical expertise and niche, market sector-focused experience. From wastewater treatment plants and acoustic laboratories, to microscope labs and surgical suites, we build the high-performance buildings and infrastructure that define industries. But regardless of size or complexity, we bring one key constant to every project: the personal touch our clients deserve.
