SAVE Act Would Make Energy-Efficient Homes More Affordable
What Delaware needs to make widespread adoption of energy-efficient homes a reality.
Building Owners
More and more building owners are identifying the social and environmental value of investments in energy efficiency and improved energy performance. IMT collaborates with building owners develop business strategies that make energy efficiency a more feasible and effective solution for their spaces.
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Achieving Scale With Energy Efficiency
If interest is high in building energy efficiency in the United States, why aren’t investments in efficiency growing? Experts from local and federal governments, the private sector, and non-government organizations explored that question at a June 2013 Roundtable Dialogue in Washington, D.C., convened by the Johnson Controls Institute for Building Efficiency (IBE) and the Institute … Continued
Senators Bennet and Isakson Reintroduce SAVE Act
The Sensible Accounting to Value Energy (SAVE) Act, S. 1106
Utilities’ Guide to Data Access for Building Benchmarking
In July 2012, a working group comprised of local utilities, utility regulators, building owners, and experts from the real estate, academic, and energy efficiency fields came together to examine utility efforts to provide building operators with better access to energy consumption data for their buildings. A product of the working group, this report identifies best … Continued
Business Leaders Are Ready to Go Deep With Energy Efficiency
New survey highlights a desire for energy efficiency legislation.
Green Leasing in Practice at IMT: Part 2
Part two in a series about finding and negotiating our new office space.
A Different Kind of Utility
A special kind of utility is helping reduce energy use in Washington, DC.
Green Leasing in Practice at IMT: Part 1
We need new office space, so it's time to practice what we preach…
SEE Action Releases Policy Guide
Benchmarking policy design guide provides sample policy language…
2012 Guide to Energy Performance and Appraisal
In most buildings, energy consumption has significant influence on financial performance. Energy efficiency is notoriously hard for real-estate stakeholders to track—and easy to overlook. This fact sheet explores this important issue and details the highlights of a 2012 IMT report on energy costs, energy performance, and appraisal of property.