• JLL launches Energy Advisory and Sustainability practice, led by Josephine Tucker, to meet growing demand for clean energy solutions.
• The team offers end-to-end services, including energy sourcing, efficiency, and technology integration like EV-charging and microgrids.
• This move aligns with JLL’s strategy to help clients navigate energy markets, regulation, and sustainability goals.

JLL has announced the launch of its Energy Advisory and Sustainability practice to expand its sustainability offerings. Led by clean energy expert Josephine Tucker, this new team provides energy-focused services to real estate investors, commercial, and public sector clients.

With expertise spanning energy sourcing, efficiency, and optimization, the practice supports clients in achieving sustainability targets while adapting to volatile energy markets, evolving regulations, and heightened consumer demands. The team also integrates technologies such as EV-charging, renewables, battery storage, and microgrids.

“In response to accelerating demand, we have established a dedicated practice for energy advisory services to expand our sustainability offerings,” said Sanjay Rishi, CEO of Work Dynamics, Americas. “Josephine is a recognized authority in the clean energy field, and I’m excited that more of our clients can now benefit from her leadership.”

Josephine Tucker, who joined JLL in 2022, brings over 15 years of experience in energy, real estate, and transportation. As Americas Head of Energy Advisory and Sustainability, she is focused on addressing rising energy demands and supporting clean energy initiatives across industries.

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“Market demand for clean energy and infrastructure is at an all-time high,” Tucker stated. “More companies are seeking to reduce their carbon footprint, while power demand grows from sectors like data centers and the electrification of infrastructure. JLL can play a huge role in servicing these energy needs and reducing emissions.”

JLL’s new practice is poised to help businesses navigate the energy challenges of the future while contributing to a sustainable built environment.

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