Energy Transparency for Chicago’s Buildings Reaches New Heights
Inside Chicago's new benchmarking report.
Do Energy Codes Work?
Preliminary results from the largest residential energy code field study ever conducted.
Joyce J. Mihalik Joins IMT Board of Directors
Ms. Mihalik is the Vice President of Integrative Design Services at Forest City Enterprises.
Chicago’s Large Buildings Could Save $184 Million Annually
Chicago releases its 2nd annual energy benchmarking report.
Statement from Cliff Majersik on City Energy Project Funding Announcement
Announcing new funding for the City Energy Project.
New Report Finds Green Homes Sell for a Premium
New study examining D.C.'s real estate market shows homebuyers pay a premium for green.
Premiums Abound for Energy-Efficient Homes
Looking at the true value of high-performance homes in Washington, D.C.
New IMT Resources Examine Financial Benefits of Green Features in Commercial Buildings
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Contact: Katie Weeks Institute for Market Transformation 202-525-2883, x306 / katie.weeks@imt.org Primer for lenders and Washington, D.C. case study showcase the financial benefits of green building features, including their positive impact on building valuation. Washington, D.C. (October 20, 2015)—As high-performance commercial buildings (often described as green) become commonplace in markets across … Continued
Realizing Solar Installation Potential in D.C.
Increasing solar and efficiency adoption through smart financing.
Tenants in Denver Commit to Ask About Energy Efficiency
Denver's Lease for Efficiency Challenge program launches.