How the Federal Government Can Reduce Home Energy Costs
The White House and the federal agencies can lower residential energy costs by adopting the 2021 International Energy Conservation Code.
The White House and the federal agencies can lower residential energy costs by adopting the 2021 International Energy Conservation Code.
This graphic shows how a space built to a more efficient energy code increases comfort and results in lower energy bills for your home and business.
In Spring 2021, we began collaborating with Poder Latinx to explore how a BPS policy could be leveraged to address the priorities of the Latinx community in Orlando, Florida.
Alex Dews and Cliff Majersik offer their take on how the Inflation Reduction Act will affect climate change, equity, and environmental justice
Q&A with the City’s Green Buildings Team IMT’s Manager for Policy Design and Implementation, Benjamin Silverman, collaborated with Sr. Green Building Planners Gurmeet Ghera and Micah Lang from the City of Vancouver’s Green Buildings Team, Sustainability Group, on their policy development efforts. Gurmeet and Micah answered some of our questions about the new Annual Greenhouse … Continued
The Code Adoption Toolkit provides information to support adoption of energy efficienct building codes.
Cherylyn Kelly explains misconceptions around the costs of more efficient building codes.
“IMT is dedicated to creating buildings that sustain the world around them and the people inside them. We are proud to promote ENERGY STAR tools as they provide invaluable resources for businesses, governments, and others to improve the performance of their buildings and make more informed decisions,” said Lotte Schlegel, Executive Director of IMT.
Cliff Majersik analyzes building performance policies in Maryland and Montgomery County
Cliff Majersik outlines the real estate implications of the SEC’s proposed rule on climate risk disclosure.