GREEN PARTNERS; REITWeek DAY ONE

Sustainability continues to surge as both tenants and landlords recognize the inherent value it can play within business, says SL Green director of sustainability Jay Black; he'll be speaking atBisnow’s NY Sustainability Summit on June 17.
Power will continue to dominate this as prices rise and all sides look for ways to help the bottom line—landlords are focusing on core retrofits, while tenants look for easy ways to reduce use. The No. 1 technology to emerge from this is LED lighting, and those seeking a mid-term strategy for savings are sure to buy in, Jay says. Green leases will also be pushed to the forefront, focusing on the interaction, obligations, and responsibilities between landlords and tenants in sustainability, driving new lease clauses and language. Want to hear more? Join Jay, Vornado’s Suki Paciorek, CodeGreen Solutions’ Christopher Cayten, Jonathan Rose Cos’ Nathan Taft, CBRE’s David Pogue, Malkin Properties’ Tom Durels, Con Ed’s David Pospisil, TLR Energy’s Michael Thaler, Israel Berger & Associates/Viridian Energy & Environmental’s John Hannum, RREEF’s Patty Connolly, and WSP Flack+Kurtz’s David Choy to hear more. Plenty of schmooze time, too! Register here.

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