Road trip to New Hampshire's latest high performance school
By neepenergy | Thu, August 2, 12
NEEP and CHPS staff outside the entrance to Lebanon Middle School
NEEP and CHPS staff outside the entrance to Lebanon Middle SchoolVermont Colleges are creating Greener Campuses and Brighter Futures
By neepenergy | Mon, July 30, 12
University of Vermont is one of 12 higher education institutions in the state investing millions in energy efficiency.Tackling Market Barriers - NEEP Begins Work with Efficiency Maine on Multi-Family Retrofits
By Alicia Dunn | Thu, July 19, 12
The potential energy savings in the multi-family sector is tremendous.Building Energy Rating and Disclosure picks up steam in government and corporate policies, Boston announces policy
By neepenergy | Thu, June 7, 12
Join the conversation in Stamford, CT on June 13th, 2012 at the NEEP Summit
Building en
ergy rating and disclosure policies are gaining
ergy rating and disclosure policies are gaining Bay State needs oil heat efficiency fund
By Natalie Hildt Treat | Mon, June 4, 12
NEEP has worked long and hard on whole-building, all-fuel energy efficiency solutions. Recently the Boston Globe ran Natalie Hildt's opinion piece in its online section called The Podium. Below is the full text.
It’s a heartbreaking but all-too familiar story: hardworking, self-sufficient family falls on tough times. Wife is disabled, husband loses good-paying job.
Roadmap to Zero Net Energy report now available, calls on the public sector to lead the charge
By neepenergy | Fri, May 25, 12
Developed by Northeast Energy Efficiency Partnerships and informed by stakeholders from around the region, the “Roadmap to Zero Net Energy Pubic Buildings” presents 5 steps states and municipalities can do now to make zero net energy public buildings (ZNEBs) a reality across the region within 15 years.
Mass. Senator Brownsberger Walks the Talk on Saving Energy, Part 2
By Brendan Golubj… | Thu, May 24, 12
State Senator Will Brownsberger
Nineteen schools in the region awarded Nation's first Green Ribbons
By neepenergy | Tue, April 24, 12
Imagine if your school saved thousands of dollars on utility costs by cutting down on energy, harvested vegetables from its “lasagna garden” for school lunch, or fueled its buses with discarded cooking oils from local restaurants.
With Tools in Hand – Mainers Fight for Safe, Affordable & Comfortable Buildings
By Allison Webster | Fri, March 2, 12
Buildings are our nation’s biggest energy guzzlers, using 40% of our energy and 70% of our electricity.
As the nation makes strides to improve the energy performance of its building stock, one effective method of doing this is with building energy codes.Globe Magazine story misses the obvious: energy efficiency
By Jim OReilly | Wed, February 15, 12
In a Feb. 5 cover story of the Boston Globe Magazine, Neil Swidey’s “What if the Lights Go Out?” paints a bleak picture of the state of our regional electric grid.