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Energy Star’s Demise Threatens to Unravel Commercial Real Estate’s $500 Billion Sustainability Infrastructure

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The Trump administration's decision to eliminate Energy Star could trigger a crisis across commercial real estate markets, potentially invalidating billions in green financing, derailing municipal compliance systems, and erasing property value premiums that have become foundational to the industry. The Environmental Protection Agency's May 2025 announcement that it would shut down the 33-year-old Energy Star […]

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