The updates include replacing 6,500 windows to reduce summer heat load and winter heat loss.
Tenants in the building will also be given individualized Web-based power usage systems so that energy can be more efficiently managed.
The goal is to cut energy use by 38 percent. The $20 million project is expected to save $4.4 million annually in energy costs.
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