Better Buildings
Copper plays a major role in green and healthy buildings, leading to Better Buildings. These commercial buildings have a smaller carbon footprint than standard structures—and provide a healthier environment for individuals working in them.
Copper applications in green and healthy commercial building construction are nearly endless, with 128 possible uses contributing to the requirements needed to attain accreditation by LEED, ASHRAE and WELL. Copper’s versatility is a plus for Better Building construction, from structural necessities to aesthetic adornments, including roofing, wiring, plumbing and lighting.
Building Better: A Guide to Copper in Green and Healthy Buildings
What material can contribute to green and healthy buildings in 128 different ways? Copper. Creating a smart, sustainable world starts with buildings. An impressive and …
Copper: The Resilient Infrastructure Solution for America
Copper is a durable and sustainable material with a service life of more than 50 years. See how it will play a crucial role in providing the …
Solar Replaces Diesel To Power The Milpillas Copper Mine
Danish firm Arcon-Sunmark has delivered the largest solar thermal plant in North America as a turnkey project to supply power to the Milpillas copper mine …
Energy and Mining: Challenges Present New Opportunities
THE CHALLENGE As the copper resource is developed, mining begins by extracting ore closest to the surface. As these resources are removed, equipment must mine …
A Recycling Champion
Copper is completely recyclable. It can be used again and again without losing any of its properties. Recycled copper can be used in exactly the …
Reducing Our Water Usage
Modern societies are reliant on water and energy, and these two life essentials are interlinked. While energy production depends heavily on water, the overwhelming use …