Exploring Efficiency in Central Florida
Orlando City Energy Project and BOMA-Orlando explore emerging energy efficiency technologies and financing.
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2015 IECC:What Else You Need To Know
We take a look at the top five code changes that may affect homebuilders.
Using Transparency to Unlock Energy Savings in Chicago’s Largest Office Buildings
Analyzing Chicago's first benchmarking report.
Establishing a Plan to Achieve Energy Code Compliance in Cities
Establishing a Plan to Achieve Energy Code Compliance in Cities, a new resource developed by the City Energy Project, helps guide U.S. city leadership and their building department leadership in working together to implement an effective strategy to achieve high levels of energy code compliance for new and renovated buildings. The document introduces factors responsible … Continued
IMT Launches Residential Energy Code Field Study in Alabama
IMT to study Ala.'s new residential construction, offer codes training.
What to Expect Under the 2015 IECC, Part 1
Ryan Meres digs into changes to the IECC that will affect home builders.
HUD Supports Utility Data Access
HUD sees whole-building data access as crucial for better efficiency in multifamily buildings.
From Energy Benchmarking to Green Appraisal
Examining the financial value of energy-efficient buildings.
ENERGY STAR: Coming to an Apartment Building Near You
ENERGY STAR for multifamily buildings is here.
Designing A Mortgage Process for Energy Efficiency
As the U.S. housing stock ages and energy prices climb, more robust strategies and financing mechanisms are needed to drive energy efficiency renovations in existing homes, particularly among low- and middle-income households. To date, residential retrofit strategies have broadly targeted homeowners, with less emphasis placed on leveraging the home purchase process to trigger renovations early … Continued