Updated Home Energy Efficiency Standards Could Affect One in Four Homes
Updated efficiency standards from HUD and USDA will lower bills and make homes safer. Here’s how.
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.
RMI and Wells Fargo Foundation are hosting a series of four workshops focused on decarbonizing affordable housing across four key markets: Atlanta, Minneapolis/St. Paul (MSP), New York City (NYC), and Washington, D.C.
RMI’s industry-tested Green Upgrade Calculator analyzes the economic and climate impacts of common household solutions that reduce emissions.
How state departments of transportation can leverage the federal government’s $1.2 billion Low Carbon Transportation Materials (LCTM) program.
RMI conducted a bottom-up carbon analysis of the US building stock to determine the relative operational emissions for each segment.
Winter isn’t over yet in Colorado, but extreme heat will return. We list four ways that state and local governments can keep residents cool.
Two hope-inspiring initiatives — the Global Cooling Pledge and Buildings Breakthrough — are unveiled at COP28.
State energy offices can stack Inflation Reduction Act incentives to maximize home energy upgrades and savings.
Buy Clean and Beyond: RMI’s Guide to Reaching Net-Zero Embodied Carbon in State-Owned Building Projects…
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