Welcome to Georgia Tech’s
Office of Sustainability
Our sustainability efforts by the numbers
Living Building Challenge-certified building in the Southeastern United States
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Scope 2 emissions reductions since 2010
LEED certified buildings across campus
KW of solar energy capacity on campus
STARS score
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Up to 50% stormwater reduction via our award-winning 80-acre EcoCommons
Our Initiatives
Sustainability Next Plan
“Taking its cues from our strategic plan, Sustainability Next provides our community with a blueprint for an Institute that teaches and embodies sustainability in everything we do…”
President Ángel Cabrera
Climate Action Plan
Georgia Tech’s Climate Action Plan is the institute’s road map to cutting campus emissions in half by 2030 and reaching net-zero emissions by 2050.
Living Campus
With more than 400 acres, 15,000 trees, 230 buildings, and 30,000 visitors daily, Infrastructure & Sustainability welcomes creative partnerships with our campus colleagues.
Resilience Planning
The Office of Sustainability completed Georgia Tech’s first climate vulnerability assessment in 2023 as a part of the Living Campus Initiative. The full assessment will be published in 2025.
Climate Story Map
Check out Georgia Tech’s Climate Story Map to learn how climate change impacts our community and how the Climate Action Plan addresses these issues.
Green Forks Partnership
Green Forks is a program aimed at tackling both food waste and student hunger on campus. It was developed through a collaborative effort between Tech Dining, Tech Catering, Office of Sustainability, and Klemis Kitchen.
About Us
The Office of Sustainability is an Office of Infrastructure and Sustainability at Georgia Tech. Meet our team!
2023 Year in Review
The Office of Sustainability is excited to share our year in review. Learn more here.
Updates
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EMAIL: sustain@gatech.edu