Recent Articles
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Federal Housing Finance Agency Could Soon Adopt Model Energy Codes
Coalition of organizations has urged the agency to require latest codes for all new homes with mortgages backed by Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac
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Financing Solar Power, Part 3
Tapping into solar power requires balancing context, personal finances, and regional incentives
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TimberHP Partners with Saint-Gobain
U.S. wood-fiber insulation manufacturer joins French building materials producer to get up to full-capacity production
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Rochester, Minnesota: A Model for Making Geothermal Energy Work in a City Context
Municipal and industry leaders discuss how this mid-size city is taking progressive action on renewable energy
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Financing Solar Power, Part 2
If you want clean energy but owning a PV array is not in the cards, tapping into a community solar farm could be an option
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Federal Definition of ‘Zero Emissions Buildings’ Released
The U.S. Department of Energy outlines Part 1 of its definition, which focuses on operational emissions; more comprehensive addendums are in progress.
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One Step Closer to Federal Green Banks
White House and EPA award $20 billion in grants for establishing green lending networks to help low-income communities transition to clean energy
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Material Transparency and Supply Chain Mapping
Governments and large corporations are acting to weed out forced labor from supply chains, but is the problem too big to solve?
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Low-Carbon Pozzolanic Cement
Eco Material Technologies produces a substitute for Portland cement that is being used to rebuild swaths of America’s dated infrastructure
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Financing Solar Power, Part 1
Navigating the cost-benefits of renewable solar energy is challenging in a seemingly chaotic market but breaking down the funding avenues is a good first step