By neepenergy | Tue, April 24, 12
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.By Jim OReilly | Wed, February 15, 12
By neepenergy | Fri, February 3, 12
City Hall Annex - Cambridge's first high performance municipal building Photo: City of Cambridge and Blind Dog Photo, Inc.
By neepenergy | Thu, December 15, 11
For champions of the green schools movement, the U.S. Department of Education’s Green Ribbon Schools award program –now in its pilot year—is an exciting opportunity to gain national recognition for years of hard work transforming the way we design, build, and operate schools.By Allison Webster | Wed, December 14, 11
By Allison Webster | Fri, November 11, 11
By neepenergy | Tue, November 8, 11
Richard Donnelly, Efficiency Vermont
By neepenergy | Thu, September 22, 11
Student Recycling Station at the Manchester Essex School
By Allison Webster | Fri, August 19, 11
First adopted over a decade ago in Australia and Denmark, mandatory building energy rating policies are now in place in over 30 countries worldwide.A more efficient energy future starts with action today. Your gift supports real change: lower energy bills, cleaner air, local jobs, and healthier communities. Every dollar helps NEEP advance smarter energy solutions across the Northeast and Mid-Atlantic.
