Scholars@Duke
Chris Christopher Wedding

Chris Christopher Wedding

Adjunct Professor of Business Administration
Fuqua School of Business
chris.wedding@duke.edu
Box 90328, Durham, NC 27708-0328
1818 MLK Jr. Blvd, Ste. 261, Chapel Hill, NC 27514

Selected Publications

How a Raleigh-based Accelerator is Nurturing Disruptive New Ideas

Other NC Sustainability Center · November 6, 2013 Cite

Improving the link between the leed green building label and a building's energy-related environmental metrics

Journal Article Journal of Green Building · January 1, 2008 The US Green Building Council's (USGBC) Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design (LEED) green building rating program has grown from a little known tool for market change to a label and brand relied upon by many of the largest players in real estate. ... Full text Cite

Measuring site-level success in brownfield redevelopments: a focus on sustainability and green building.

Journal Article Journal of environmental management · October 2007 This research has met the following four objectives within the broader research topic of characterizing and quantifying success in brownfield revitalization: (1) to define 40 total indicators that define and determine the success of brownfield redevelopmen ... Full text Cite

An analysis of variation in the energy-related environmental impacts of leed certified buildings

Journal Article Journal of Green Building · January 1, 2007 The US Green Building Council's (USGBC) LEED guidelines have become the dominant third-party certification program for "green" buildings in the US. Given that buildings use 37% of all energy and 68% of all electricity while contributing substantially to ai ... Full text Cite

g-bit = green business informatics tool

Software g-bit is a market intelligence software platform to help business professionals find, digest and act on environmental sustainability trends. It aggregates, vets, analyzes, translates and organizes the latest market data from 150+ trusted sources and create ... Cite

Can $2 Trillion in Clean Energy Investments Be Wrong?

Other USGBC How many times have you heard that green building, solar, wind, or biomass are too expensive and do not make financial sense? Many times, I’m sure. Yet recent estimates from Bloomberg and the United Nations show that over $2 trillion has been invested in c ... Link to item Cite

Why energy innovation is critical to military budgets \textbar Article \textbar The United States Army

Other Although the Army has been working toward improving energy use, further steps can be taken to improve outcomes. ... Cite

The sustainability juggernaut by Christopher Wedding

Other Dialogue Review Instead of asking whether an organization can afford to act on its sustainability opportunities, Christopher Wedding asks:... ... Cite

Financing the low carbon economy: Profit opportunity, moral imperative, or both?

Other Dialogue Review An increasing number of corporations, financial institutions, and foundations are making headlines with bold initiatives and... ... Cite