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Whether it’s the construction of green buildings, pushing more public transit, or investing in sustainable infrastructure, the Sunshine State is practically flunking when it comes to energy efficiency.
That’s according to a new scorecard by a Washington D.C.-based nonprofit.
The American Council for an Energy-Efficient Economy has issued grades to Florida’s four largest cities.
Jacksonville got a 26 out of 100 for efficiency. That puts it 40th out of the 51 cities surveyed.
Tampa’s at 42, with an even lower score of 25, while Orlando does relatively better, with a ranking of 30 and a score of 33.50. Miami comes in at…
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