By focusing on the top user of energy in the U.S.—buildings—IMT strives to help people save money, increase property value and make buildings more affordable, drive economic growth, reduce harmful pollution and tackle climate change, and live and work in healthy, resilient cities. Our progress on this work is captured in an interactive 2016 Annual … Continued
Three new reports rank cities with an eye on energy efficiency.
Make our cities more vibrant, productive, healthy, and resilient.
Helping cities turn climate data into action.
IMT is helping cities take the next step with energy benchmarking data.
Part three in our series recognizing IMT’s 20th anniversary.
Building performance policies gain momentum in U.S. cities.
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Contact: Katie Weeks, IMT / katie.weeks@imt.org / 202-525-2883, x306 Danna Walker, NRDC / dwalkers@nrdc.org / 240.498.6193 Now comprising 20 cities, by 2030 the project could save more than $1.5 billion annually and reduce climate pollution equivalent to taking 2 million cars off the road for a year November 15, 2016—Mayors from 10 U.S. … Continued
The energy strategies of smaller and mid-size cities must be proven, shared, and replicated.
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Contact: Katie Weeks, katie.weeks@imt.org, 202.525.32883, x306 Landmark DOE Initiative to Ignite Clean Energy Action in 60 Cities and Counties Across the Country Washington, DC (Sept. 27, 2016)—Announced by the White House during Smart Cities Week, the U.S. Department of Energy is launching the Better Communities Alliance (BCA), a groundbreaking collaborative effort among local … Continued