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Survey: Market demand now key driver for green construction

Survey: Market demand now key driver for green construction


March 14, 2013

Construction firms across the world expect 60% of their projects to be environmentally friendly by 2015, according to the SmartMarket Report of McGraw-Hill Construction. The key driver to going green, according to the survey, is that green building now represents a business imperative around the world. In the 2008 report, the top driver for green building was “doing the right thing.” However in 2012, business drivers such as client and market demand are more important market influencers.

(http://www.environmentalleader.com/2013/03/04/green-building-to-accelerate-survey-finds/)

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