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| Mark Peternell |
JACKSONVILLE, FL--(BUSINESS WIRE)-- Regency Centers
(NYSE:REG), a national owner, operator and developer of grocery-anchored and
community shopping centers, increased its annual energy savings by 75 percent,
achieved LEED® certification for three projects and tripled the amount of
construction and demolition material recycled in 2012.
These sustainability improvements are just three of the
metrics illustrating the company’s ongoing commitment to reduce the
environmental impact of developing and operating shopping centers through its
greengenuity® program.
“We believe our commitment to greengenuity leads to better
risk management and cost savings, improves our communities, encourages
innovation and is in the best interest of our shareholders,” said Mark
Peternell, vice president of sustainability for Regency Centers. “Our 2012
performance metrics are the strongest yet in our ongoing effort to be
responsible stewards of natural and economic resources.”
Regency measures its greengenuity progress through steady
improvement in five key areas: green building certification, energy efficiency,
water conservation, renewable energy and waste reduction.
For a complete copy of the company’s news release, please
contact
Cohn Marketing
Lisa Wieting, 720-233-791
or
Regency Centers
Mark Peternell, 303-300-5331
Vice President, Sustainability
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