What Companies Are Attending Greenbuild 2026?

Cambio AI develops software that helps real estate owners measure building performance, plan decarbonization projects, and manage sustainability data across portfolios. Its Greenbuild participation connects the platform with building owners and investors working on emissions reduction and retrofit strategies.

Skanska USA Building is a major construction and development company delivering commercial, institutional, infrastructure, and high-performance building projects. Its work spans the construction decisions that influence embodied carbon, material selection, energy performance, and long-term building efficiency.

Schneider Electric develops electrical, energy-management, automation, and building-control technology. Its systems help building owners monitor energy use, electrify operations, automate equipment, and improve performance across commercial properties.

IES develops simulation software for analyzing building energy, carbon, daylight, comfort, and environmental performance. Architects and engineers use its tools to understand how design decisions affect building performance before construction begins.

Sphera provides sustainability, lifecycle-assessment, ESG, and environmental-management software. Its platform helps companies measure the environmental impact of materials, products, operations, and supply chains.

NEXT Energy Technologies develops transparent photovoltaic technology designed to turn building windows into energy-generating surfaces. The technology gives commercial buildings another way to incorporate renewable energy directly into the façade.

NYSERDA supports energy efficiency, building electrification, renewable energy, and climate technology across New York State. Its programs influence how building owners finance and implement decarbonization projects.

ASSA ABLOY develops doors, locks, entrance systems, and access-control technology. Its products influence building security, accessibility, occupant experience, and the performance of commercial entrances.

Con Edison provides electricity, gas, and energy services across New York City and surrounding areas. Its role at Greenbuild connects utility infrastructure with building electrification, efficiency, and emissions reduction.

Saint-Gobain manufactures insulation, gypsum, glass, and other construction products. Its materials directly influence building-envelope performance, energy efficiency, occupant comfort, and embodied carbon.

Legrand develops electrical, lighting-control, connectivity, power, and building-system technology. Its products support increasingly connected and energy-efficient commercial buildings.

HMTX Industries develops resilient flooring and building materials for residential and commercial spaces. Its sustainability work includes material transparency, product health, circularity, and responsible manufacturing.

Acelab provides a digital product-selection platform for architects and design teams. It helps professionals research, compare, and specify building products while bringing technical and sustainability information into the design workflow.

Darcy Solutions develops ground-source heating and cooling technology designed to make geothermal systems practical in space-constrained sites. Its approach provides building owners with another pathway for electrifying heating and reducing operational emissions.

Amrize supplies cement, aggregates, concrete, roofing, and other construction materials across North America. Its product portfolio places the company directly in conversations around embodied carbon and lower-impact construction materials.

Ecomedes provides a platform for researching and comparing building products using sustainability certifications, environmental disclosures, and performance data. It helps project teams connect product selection with sustainability requirements.

Applied Photonix develops light-based technologies for indoor environments. Its ViroZap offering focuses on air and surface treatment within commercial and institutional buildings.

United Soybean Board supports industrial uses for U.S.-grown soy. Soy-based ingredients can be incorporated into insulation, coatings, adhesives, composites, and other construction materials.

ASHRAE develops standards, research, education, and technical guidance covering HVAC, energy efficiency, indoor air quality, and building performance. Its standards influence building codes and high-performance design around the world.

Specified Technologies develops firestop and passive fire-protection systems for commercial construction. Its products help maintain fire-rated building assemblies around mechanical, electrical, and communications penetrations.

FreeAxez develops modular raised-access flooring that allows electrical, data, and building services to run beneath occupied spaces. The system is designed to make commercial interiors easier to adapt as building needs change.

Construction Specialties manufactures expansion joints, entrance flooring, wall protection, louvers, sun controls, and other architectural products. Its systems address durability, building-envelope performance, and occupant experience.

Adaptis develops software for evaluating building renovation, reuse, and capital-planning scenarios through cost and whole-life-carbon analysis. The platform helps property owners understand how different asset strategies affect emissions and long-term value.

ADORN Stone develops manufactured-stone products designed for simplified installation. Its offering incorporates recycled materials and provides another façade and finish option for residential and commercial projects.

AEC GreenTech Innovation focuses on sustainable materials, construction automation, robotics, and digital technology. Its work reflects the increasing overlap between sustainability and productivity across construction.

Airframe Aquatics develops pool and spa cover systems designed to reduce evaporation and heat loss. The technology addresses both water conservation and the energy required to maintain pool temperatures.

Airthings develops sensors and software for monitoring carbon dioxide, particulate matter, humidity, radon, and other indoor environmental conditions. Its systems help building operators track indoor air quality continuously.

ARCAT provides specifications, BIM content, CAD details, and technical information for building products. It helps architects find manufacturer information during design and specification.

Autodesk develops Revit, AutoCAD, Forma, Autodesk Construction Cloud, and other software used across architecture, engineering, and construction. Its tools influence decisions from early design through project delivery, including material use, building performance, and construction coordination.

Benjamin Moore manufactures architectural paints and coatings for commercial and residential buildings. Product chemistry, emissions, durability, and environmental disclosures make coatings an important part of healthy-material specifications.

Bentley Mills manufactures commercial carpet and flooring for workplaces, hospitality, education, and other interiors. Its products sit within sustainability decisions involving materials, durability, transparency, and interior health.

BICSI supports professionals designing and installing information and communications technology infrastructure. Digital building systems increasingly depend on this infrastructure for controls, sensors, connectivity, and smart-building applications.

BIMobject connects architects and designers with digital building-product content from manufacturers. Its platform makes manufacturer products easier to discover and specify inside BIM workflows.

ArcelorMittal produces steel used throughout buildings and infrastructure. Because steel represents a significant share of construction's embodied carbon, lower-emission production and efficient structural design are increasingly important sustainability priorities.

Armatherm develops structural thermal-break materials for building connections such as façades, balconies, rooftops, and steel structures. Reducing thermal bridging can improve envelope performance and lower heating and cooling demand.

Armstrong World Industries manufactures ceiling, wall, and architectural systems for commercial buildings. Its products intersect with acoustics, material transparency, circular design, indoor environments, and embodied carbon.

GBES provides green-building education and preparation for professional credentials including LEED. Its courses support architects, engineers, contractors, and sustainability professionals building expertise around high-performance buildings.

INNOVA develops building and HVAC solutions focused on efficient indoor environments. Its presence connects mechanical-system innovation with lower-energy building operation.

Lunawood manufactures thermally modified Nordic timber for façades, interiors, landscaping, and architectural applications. Thermal modification improves durability without relying on conventional chemical treatments.

Building Energy Exchange provides education and resources around energy efficiency and building decarbonization. Its work is particularly relevant in New York, where owners are increasingly focused on building emissions and retrofit strategies.

Lorax Partnerships advises projects on green-building certification, materials, building performance, and sustainability strategy. Its work helps design and construction teams translate sustainability goals into project requirements.

Nakamoto Forestry supplies Japanese wood products including charred-wood siding made using traditional techniques. Its materials offer designers a durable architectural wood option with a distinctive finish.

Rothoblaas develops fastening, connection, waterproofing, acoustic, and safety systems for timber construction. Its products support mass-timber and engineered-wood buildings.

Taylor & Francis publishes academic and professional research covering sustainability, architecture, engineering, environmental science, and the built environment.

B-Fluid develops engineering solutions for building systems and fluid management. Its work supports the technical infrastructure required for efficient building operation.

Verdant by Copeland develops smart thermostats and energy-management technology for hotels, multifamily properties, and other buildings. Its systems use occupancy information to reduce unnecessary HVAC energy consumption.

AIRZONE develops HVAC zoning and control technology that connects heating and cooling systems with thermostats and building controls. Zoning allows buildings to condition spaces more precisely rather than treating every area identically.

Zennio develops KNX building-automation products for lighting, HVAC, energy management, access, and room controls. Its systems are used across hotels, offices, homes, and other connected buildings.

Islandaire manufactures packaged terminal air conditioners and heat pumps for multifamily, hospitality, healthcare, and commercial properties. Its heat-pump products sit directly within building-electrification discussions.

Emissis North America develops technology focused on reducing building energy consumption and emissions. Its Greenbuild participation places the company within the core conversation around building efficiency and decarbonization.

Sustainable Forestry Initiative operates forest-certification and responsible-sourcing programs across North America. Its standards help project teams evaluate wood products and forest-based building materials.

ActiveScore provides certification and advisory services focused on how buildings support cycling, walking, and active travel. Its framework helps property owners incorporate lower-carbon transportation into building design and operations.

BREEAM provides sustainability assessment and certification for buildings, infrastructure, and real-estate portfolios. Its framework evaluates energy, materials, health, transport, water, management, and environmental performance.

Green Badger provides software for managing LEED documentation and sustainability requirements during construction. It gives contractors a centralized alternative to spreadsheet-heavy compliance workflows.

Apollo Energies provides building energy audits and sustainability services. Its work helps owners identify efficiency improvements, available incentives, and decarbonization opportunities across existing properties.

Chalkline develops specification-management software for architecture and engineering firms. The platform helps project teams coordinate technical requirements with building-product and design decisions.

Glavel manufactures foam-glass gravel from recycled glass. The material combines insulation, drainage, and lightweight fill properties and can replace more conventional materials in certain foundation and site applications.

BioMicrobics develops decentralized wastewater-treatment and water-reuse systems. Its products help buildings manage water locally and expand reuse where centralized infrastructure may be limited.

Black Bear Energy helps commercial real-estate owners procure and develop renewable-energy projects. Its work connects building sustainability goals with the financing and procurement required to deploy clean energy.

Davies Office remanufactures commercial office furniture. Reusing existing furniture can extend product life, reduce landfill waste, and lower the demand for new materials during workplace renovations.

Excel Dryer manufactures high-speed hand dryers for commercial buildings. Its products focus on reducing drying time, energy consumption, and dependence on disposable paper towels.

Hilti develops construction tools, anchors, fastening systems, firestop products, software, and services. Its products are used by contractors implementing building designs on active jobsites.

Lavli develops a plumbing-free washer-dryer designed to reclaim and reuse water. The system targets buildings where conventional laundry infrastructure is difficult while also reducing water consumption.

Niagara Conservation develops high-efficiency toilets, showerheads, aerators, and other water-saving fixtures. These products allow building owners to reduce potable-water use without major system changes.

Orenco Systems develops decentralized wastewater-treatment, collection, and reuse systems. Its technology supports developments where onsite treatment and water resilience are important.

PROSOCO develops air barriers, water-resistive barriers, masonry products, concrete treatments, and building-envelope systems. These products help control air leakage, moisture, and long-term envelope performance.

ReForm Composites develops recyclable fiber-reinforced thermoplastic construction products. Its materials are designed as durable alternatives to conventional steel and composites while maintaining the potential for reuse or recycling.

ReMat connects surplus construction materials with projects that can reuse them. Its marketplace helps contractors reduce material disposal while keeping usable products in circulation.

Renewabuild Great Plains develops structural wall systems incorporating hemp-based materials. Its approach targets lower embodied carbon, insulation performance, and reduced construction waste.

Richlite manufactures architectural surfaces made primarily from paper and thermosetting resin. Its panels are used for interiors, façades, furniture, and other architectural applications.

Solemma develops ClimateStudio, software for daylight, energy, thermal-comfort, radiation, and environmental analysis. Architects use it to evaluate sustainability performance while designs are still evolving.

Tnemec manufactures protective coatings for buildings, infrastructure, water facilities, and industrial environments. Durable coatings can extend component life and reduce maintenance and replacement requirements.

USS-Panel Technologies develops insulated structural wall systems combining concrete, insulation, and steel reinforcement. Its approach focuses on thermal performance, resilience, durability, and construction efficiency.

W. R. Meadows manufactures waterproofing, air barriers, sealants, concrete products, and other construction materials. Its systems help buildings manage moisture and air leakage while protecting structural components.

Esri develops ArcGIS, a geospatial platform used to analyze buildings, infrastructure, climate risk, energy, land, transportation, and communities. Its technology helps planners and property teams connect sustainability decisions with location-specific conditions.

American Cement Association represents U.S. cement manufacturers and works across technical standards, infrastructure, policy, and sustainability. Lowering the carbon intensity of cement is a major part of reducing construction's embodied emissions.

AIA Newark & Suburban Architects supports architects through education, advocacy, professional development, and industry engagement across northern New Jersey.

AIA New York represents architects and design professionals across New York City. Its involvement connects Greenbuild with one of the country's largest architecture and real-estate markets.

BuildGreenCT promotes sustainable and high-performance building practices through education and professional engagement across Connecticut.

U.S. Department of Energy supports building-efficiency research, energy programs, technology development, and technical resources. Its work affects building energy performance across both existing and new construction.

Doors Unhinged recovers commercial doors, frames, and hardware from buildings and puts those products back into use. Its model addresses construction waste by creating a secondary market for reusable building components.

Propane Education & Research Council supports research, education, and technology development around propane applications including heating, hot water, and backup power.

What companies are attending Greenbuild 2026?

Companies represented include Autodesk, Schneider Electric, Skanska, Saint-Gobain, Armstrong World Industries, ASSA ABLOY, Con Edison, NYSERDA, Sphera, Acelab, Airthings, Esri, Benjamin Moore, ArcelorMittal, BREEAM, Apollo Energies, and others listed above.

When and where is Greenbuild 2026?

Greenbuild 2026 takes place October 20-23, 2026 at the Javits Center in New York City.

Which sustainable building-material companies are at Greenbuild 2026?

Building-material companies represented include Saint-Gobain, Amrize, Armstrong World Industries, Benjamin Moore, ArcelorMittal, Glavel, Richlite, Lunawood, Rothoblaas, PROSOCO, ReForm Composites, and Renewabuild Great Plains. The products represented span insulation, steel, ceilings, coatings, timber, low-carbon aggregate, envelope systems, recycled materials, and bio-based construction.

Which energy and building-performance companies are at Greenbuild 2026?

Companies represented include Schneider Electric, NYSERDA, Con Edison, Apollo Energies, NEXT Energy Technologies, Darcy Solutions, Emissis North America, IES, Airthings, Verdant by Copeland, AIRZONE, and Zennio. Their technologies cover building electrification, energy management, geothermal, solar, HVAC controls, energy modeling, indoor air quality, and building automation.

Which construction and design technology companies are at Greenbuild 2026?

Companies include Autodesk, Acelab, BIMobject, ARCAT, Ecomedes, Adaptis Technologies, Green Badger, Chalkline, Sphera, Solemma, IES, and Esri. These platforms support workflows including design, specifications, product selection, sustainability reporting, LEED documentation, energy modeling, geospatial analysis, and building decarbonization.

Which Greenbuild 2026 companies focus on circular construction and material reuse?

Companies working on circularity and reuse include ReMat, Doors Unhinged, Davies Office, ReForm Composites, Richlite, Glavel, and Renewabuild Great Plains. Their approaches range from reselling surplus construction materials and reusing commercial doors to remanufacturing furniture and developing recycled or lower-impact construction materials.

Who attends Greenbuild?

Greenbuild attracts architects, engineers, contractors, building owners, real-estate developers, sustainability leaders, manufacturers, facilities teams, consultants, technology companies, and energy professionals. That mix makes the event especially relevant to companies selling into commercial construction, sustainable real estate, building operations, HVAC, energy, building products, and architecture.