Climate Change

IMT is fighting climate change by addressing one of the top carbon-emitting sectors in the U.S.–buildings. By collaborating with local governments to improve building performance and making the business case for efficiency in real estate markets, IMT drives demand for high-performing buildings that create healthier, less costly, and more productive spaces. Below is a collection of resources that demonstrate how IMT is reducing carbon emissions and fighting climate change through energy-efficient buildings.

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Community Accountability Board Infographic

Community-centered policymaking requires active engagement with residents long after a policy has been passed. A Community Accountability Board is a useful example for jurisdictions considering a building performance standard.

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Advancing Equity in Communities, Buildings, and Policy

This report focuses on opportunities to advance equitable decarbonization for non-residential buildings serving low-income and/or communities of color.

Behind-the-scenes: How Cincinnati is Improving Energy Equity

IMT interview with Carla Walker about Cincinnati's WarmUp CIncy program and green leasing pilot

Community Engagement

IMT works to advance an equitable, Just Transition via community engagement that co-develops public policy, business practices, and utility regulations for buildings.