Chicago Releases Inaugural Report on Building Energy Use
Boosting efficiency in Chicago's largest commercial and municipal buildings could save up to $77 million annually.
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Using Transparency to Unlock Energy Savings in Chicago’s Largest Office Buildings
Analyzing Chicago's first benchmarking report.
From Energy Benchmarking to Green Appraisal
Examining the financial value of energy-efficient buildings.
Transforming Cities: IMT Resources for Local Governments and Allies
Buildings account for more than 40% of the total energy consumption in the U.S., and addressing their energy use is key to reaching a city’s carbon reduction targets. IMT helps cities engage their building owners, managers, tenants and finance stakeholders in all areas of building efficiency to reduce carbon emissions and bolster local economic development. … Continued
ENERGY STAR: Coming to an Apartment Building Near You
ENERGY STAR for multifamily buildings is here.
Unlocking Our Buildings’ Potential
Denver aims to tap into billions of dollars in energy savings.
New Orleans Benchmarks Its Municipal Buildings
The City has tracked the utility performance of 92 municipal buildings.
IMT Welcomes Julie Hughes as New Director of Building Energy Performance Policy
A recognized leader in energy efficiency policy.
Philadelphia Challenges Its Buildings to Push Further
Philadelphia issues a challenge to itself and to benchmarking participants.
Buildings Hold the Key to New York’s Climate Goals
Addressing building energy use is critical to New York City's carbon reduction targets.