City Energy Project Cities Go the Distance On Energy Efficiency
Building performance policies gain momentum in U.S. cities.
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Alabama Residential Energy Code Field Study: Baseline Report
The Alabama Residential Energy Code Field Study: Baseline Report identifies opportunities to reduce homeowner utility bills in residential single-family new construction in Alabama by increasing compliance with the state energy code.
IREM Survey Shows Real Estate Managers Put High Value On Energy Efficiency
Market insights from IREM and IMT.
Catalyzing Efficiency in Apartment Buildings: Lenders and Investors
Part 3 in our series.
Catalyzing Efficiency in Apartment Buildings: Owners and Managers
Part 2 in our series.
Catalyzing Efficiency in Apartment Buildings: City Governments and Efficiency Program Implementers
This blog post is the first in a series of three posts examining recent findings and recommendations in IMT’s report, Catalyzing Efficiency: Unlocking Energy Information and Value in Apartment Buildings. This post examines how governments and energy efficiency implementers can help stakeholders better analyze and act upon building performance data to unlock vast savings through … Continued
City Energy Project Welcomes 10 New Leaders
The energy strategies of smaller and mid-size cities must be proven, shared, and replicated.
Catalyzing Efficiency: Unlocking Energy Information and Value in Apartment Buildings
Increasing the energy efficiency of America’s multifamily buildings could save building owners and managers, residents, governments, energy efficiency service providers, and financiers close to $3.4 billion in annual savings. Recognizing this, Catalyzing Efficiency: Unlocking Energy Information and Value in Apartment Buildings explores how governments and energy efficiency implementers could help these stakeholders better analyze and act … Continued
It’s Time to Get Smart With Energy Management
IMT releases new Energy Management Information Systems report.
Transforming the Market Through Energy Management Information Systems
To fully unlock building energy savings potential through energy management information systems (EMIS), commercial real estate professionals need better education on what the technology is and how to use it effectively. Today’s EMIS market is saturated with products, leaving potential adopters in a state of confusion about which product would work best for them. This … Continued