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A new logo better conveys IMT's goal of transforming the built environment.
A new logo better conveys IMT's goal of transforming the built environment.
The value of energy codes.
A framework for comparing building efficiency policies around the world.
Research on 17 energy performance systems from ten countries.
This paper proposes a classification framework for energy efficiency evaluation tools by comparing 17 building energy performance assessment systems from ten countries. These systems include Energieausweis in Germany; the Ministry of Housing and Urban and Rural Development (MOHURD) rating in China; Energy Performance Certificates and Display Energy Certificates in the UK; and the Home Energy … Continued
Possessing building energy data is only the beginning.
Benchmarking gives information, power to cities.
This report presents the results of a state-by-state analysis of the potential energy and cost savings from improving compliance with building energy codes to 100 percent from current levels. The report also examines 45 statewide compliance evaluation studies, providing a summary of evaluation methods and key findings. Evidence in most states indicates that staggering rates … Continued
Where can utilities turn when electricity rates go up? Energy efficiency.
Many have theorized that energy-efficient homes should have lower default risks than standard homes because the former are associated with lower energy costs, which leaves more money to make the mortgage payment. However, few empirical studies have been conducted due to limited data availability. This study examines actual loan performance data obtained from CoreLogic, the … Continued