Driving Action on Embodied Carbon in Buildings
RMI and USGBC's report answers today’s questions about embodied carbon and highlights key actions to decarbonize the building construction industry.
RMI and USGBC's report answers today’s questions about embodied carbon and highlights key actions to decarbonize the building construction industry.
Today, a consortium of US states and territories representing more than half of the US economy announced a commitment to collectively reach 20 million residential electric heat pump installations by 2030.
Explore RMI's state-specific factsheets on electrification for effective building decarbonization. Carbon benefits, health impacts, cost savings, and more.
The Inflation Reduction Act promised an unprecedented wave of clean energy investment. One year in, here’s where we’re seeing progress.
We offer three ways that states can scale the impact of the IRA’s historic $8.5 billion home energy rebates investment.
How tax incentives and updated standards are changing home construction.
As tensions mount on the placement of large-scale solar developments in the United States, real estate investment trusts (REITs) could help reduce solar developments’ environmental impacts and our nation’s power sector greenhouse gas emissions, all…
Discover how energy service agreements and incentives can finance affordable housing retrofits in California, driving energy efficiency and reducing emissions.
A new RMI analysis shows that in all 48 continental states, replacing a gas furnace with a heat pump could reduce climate pollution by up to 93 percent.
Grid-interactive efficient buildings reduce energy use and emissions in our buildings, manage peak demand periods and help clean our power system.