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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Connecting the Dots for a Better Future

IMT helps cities enjoy the economic, environmental, and social benefits of high-performing buildings through building performance policies that create healthy and resilient communities. Collaborating with building owners, tenants, governments, and other city and corporate stakeholders, as well as NGOs and strategic partners, IMT’s expert staff strive to catalyze collective and permanent market change in the … Continued

Thinking Outside the Building

In this Q&A, Hailey Deres, IMT’s Development Associate, shares her passion for environmental justice and what changes she’s looking forward to seeing within the building efficiency industry in the coming years.

Coding (Buildings) for Change

In this Q&A, IMT’s new Associate Director for Codes and Technical Strategy reflects on building codes and climate change.

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Women in Energy Efficiency: Betsy Law

In this Q&A, Betsy breaks down the importance of bringing diverse voices and backgrounds to the table to create better policies and programs that benefit present and future generations.

A Personal Mission for Climate Justice Through Building Efficiency

Rita shares how she learned about the urgency of climate action by witnessing the personal and community impacts of environmental injustice in Los Angeles.

Women in Energy Efficiency: Lindsey Falasca

My goal is to provide practical but forward-leaning solutions to guide the industry toward DC's visionary future.