Sustainability
As builders and as people, we know that everything we do has an impact. The essence of operating and building sustainably means we are accountable for these impacts. Our Sustainability Strategic Plan guides us in reducing carbon and waste, conserving water and making our facilities green. This phased, multi-year strategy will improve operational efficiency in our offices and on our job sites, which helps us and our partners lessen our environmental impact. PCL is also driving change in the construction industry. From early planning through construction to building operations, there are many cost-effective ways to build resilience into a structure and reduce its impact on the environment.
Project Resiliency and Sustainability
- LEED-certified projects
265 - Total project value
$20B+ - LEED-credentialed Staff
325+
Leading the Way in Sustainable Construction
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The last decade has included some of the warmest and driest years on record in the U.S. and Canada, and large parts of both countries have experienced prolonged and severe droughts.
We help clients achieve their sustainability objectives by providing practical solutions that respect their budgetary requirements. We’re continually expanding our roster of sustainable construction services, focusing on renewable energy, low-carbon strategies and net-zero energy solutions
Harnessing solar energy to produce electricity is one key to addressing climate change and reaching net-zero targets, but delivering utility-scale solar projects is no easy task. Those neatly aligned rows of solar panels stretching to the horizon may look simple and elegant, but underneath is a foundation of planning, innovation, technology, safe and efficient construction and data.
The operation of buildings accounts for roughly 26% of global energy-related greenhouse gas emissions. If countries and companies are to meet climate change commitments, the revitalization and retrofiting of existing buildings will be key.