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Respondents were evenly split on energy cost forecast. 47% believe energy costs will rise 4-6% and 47% said they’ll rise 7% or more in the coming year. |
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It’s universal – 76% say new technology may not deliver projected performance. It was 86% in Chicago and 71% in St. Louis. |
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Respondents were evenly split on energy cost forecast. 47% believe energy costs will rise 4-6% and 47% said they’ll rise 7% or more in the coming year. |
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Fairly even split on question about operations. Reliability of infrastructure is biggest concern for 47%. A total of 53% say it’s regulatory pressure. In Chicago, it’s regulatory pressure. In St. Louis, it’s reliability of infrastructure |
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Unlike other cities, there’s difference of opinion in KC on how to retool for sustainability. Nearly 1/3d say create a steering committee, 50% say designate a Sustainability Manager. |
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Split verdict on whether healthcare is implementing sustainable solutions just as effectively as other industries. 43% say worse, 40% say better.
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Greenwashing is viewed as worse than ever by over 90%. Same opinion is shared in the Sunbelt cities, Chicago, and St. Louis. |
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Crystal ball gazing: Just about everyone says that outpatient services and assisted living are the future growth sectors |
