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The first installment of a 5-year, $225 million US program to support building energy code adoption, training, and technical assistance at the state and...
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The first installment of a 5-year, $225 million US program to support building energy code adoption, training, and technical assistance at the state and...
Recently, these terms have been front and center for millions of Americans. Between historic federal legislation, intensifying natural disasters and rising electricity prices, the...
Babcock Ranch and Punta Gorda both survived Hurricane Ian with little damage, thanks to robust building codes and good planning.
The Los Angeles City Council voted on Friday to prohibit fossil fuels in new construction. The Council directed departments to develop a plan over...
The U.S. Department of Energy (DOE) Building Technologies Office (BTO) has issued a request for information (RFI) to gather responses from the public that will inform the program...
By Jonny Kocher & Talor Gruenwald In the unglamorous pages of local and state law books lies one of the most powerful tools for...
I recently wrote about a senseless law in Tyler, Texas, that banned residents from getting solar if the panels were visible to the public. Well,...
Originally published on RMI.org. By Christian Roselund, Ali Rotatori, Ben Holland With the promise of vaccines curtailing the spread of COVID, states and economies are beginning...
Proposal will reduce, but not fully eliminate, fossil fuel pollution from new buildings throughout the state
Building codes and referenced standards need to be updated to replace historical weather data with future-focused climate data.
In a bid to cut carbon pollution, a growing number of local leaders are working to phase out gas in buildings. In Philly, the...