Energy Efficiency- Page 5 of 22
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Federal Agencies Begin Efficiency Policy Rollbacks
Efficiency gains made during the previous administration are now under attack
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Researchers Develop New ‘Super Window’
The flatscreen TV industry advances thin glass technology, making a new type of window possible
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Mass. Bill Would Require Energy Scorecards Be Given to Homebuyers
The governor pitches a plan that would require sellers to provide potential buyers with energy assessments, beginning in 2021
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A Better Way to Encourage Efficient New Homes
Using the HERS Index is more versatile than the prescriptive approaches that some builders are trying to avoid
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White House Takes Aim at Renewable Energy Research
As proposed, reduced spending would be a blow to the National Renewable Energy Laboratory in Colorado as well as several other research and efficiency efforts
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Are Higher Construction Costs Looming for Canadians?
An effort to reduce greenhouse gas emissions is behind a government push to make houses net-zero energy ready by 2030
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An Award-Winning Efficiency Program in Colorado
Fort Collins aims for an 80% reduction in greenhouse gas emissions by 2030
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Spending on Energy Efficiency Creates Jobs, Democrats Report
Congressional Democrats say that a rollback of federal support for weatherization and Energy Star will stymie job growth
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New Energy-Saving Standards from Barack Obama
The new efficiency standards culminate a decade of work, but Donald Trump will get the last word
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Accounting for Renewable Electricity Savings
Is saving energy generated by renewable sources as important as saving energy generated by fossil fuels?