TEACHING OLD BUILDINGS NEW TRICKS

Eneractive Solutions prez Dan Weeden (flanked by colleagues Heather Kinder and Chris Bitters) tells us energy audits and retrocommissions are up in Baltimore County as competition for tenants and operating costs rise. For older properties, of which the county has plenty, recommissioning is often the first step in greening a building. Make everything work as well as it can first, and then only change what you need to, he says. His firm's Beltsville office has done energy-efficiency projects for Merritt Properties (LEED and project management), Sheppard Pratt Health System (master planning and recommissioning), Gould Property, and Westland Printers. Dan joins Baltimore County Economic Development executive director Dan Gundersen, Greenberg Gibbons CEO Brian Gibbons, and five others as a panelist at Bisnow'sBaltimore County Summit on Feb. 29 in Towson. Sign up now!

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