Abundant, Affordable, Climate-friendly Homes: What Part 1 of the National Definition of a Zero Emissions Building Means for Housing
Unpacking the Department of Energy’s long-anticipated Zero Emissions Building definition.
Unpacking the Department of Energy’s long-anticipated Zero Emissions Building definition.
In May 2024, the US Departments of Agriculture (USDA) and Housing and Urban Development (HUD) updated their minimum home energy standards for new construction.
New gas infrastructure shouldn’t be the only option when planning for the future.
Last year was the warmest year on record, with climate change adding an extra month of abnormally high temperatures for the average person. This May, countries from India to the United States…
Incentives from the federal, state, and utility levels can make for a rapid payback period — and long-term cost savings.
Cities and states can benefit from lessons on strategic decarbonization from New York City and the Empire State.
What’s Possible: A New Book on Community Driven Climate Action How thoughtful investment propels sustainable, prosperous neighborhoods Join us in-person or virtually for the What’s Possible Launch event in NYC on Friday, May 17th. As…
Emerging Opportunities in Planning for U.S. Gas System Decarbonization…
Updated efficiency standards from HUD and USDA will lower bills and make homes safer. Here’s how.
Covering new buildings and major renovations, the new rule is one of the biggest actions Washington has taken to cut climate pollution from federal properties.
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