Energy Efficiency Has Never Looked Smarter!
By Claire Miziolek | Wed, March 12, 14
By Claire Miziolek | Wed, March 12, 14
By Caitriona Cooke | Thu, February 20, 14
Caitriona Cooke took some time out of her schedule to extol the benefits of better building design during an era riddled with more extreme weather patterns and to inform us of a great conference, Building Energy 2014, happening right around the corner in Boston.
By Jim Merriam | Thu, February 13, 14
Jim Merriam, Director of Efficiency VermontBy Carolyn Goldthwaite | Tue, January 21, 14
By Fritzi Pieper | Thu, January 9, 14
The Solid-State Lighting (SSL) industry is poised to take a leap forward in energy efficiency and performance as Northeast Energy Efficiency (NEEP) updated the DesignLights Consortium®’s (DLC) SSL Qualified Products List (QPL) at the turn of the year.
By Samantha Bresler | Tue, January 7, 14
We all know what the outdoors can do to revitalize our health. We feel more connected, nourished, and energized after we venture out of our homes and take a deep, endless breath of fresh air, soak up vitamins from sunlight, or drop in on the crest of an interminable wave. What if I told you that the same raw nourishment from the outdoors can reduce your heating and cooling bill?
By Cecily McChalicher | Wed, November 20, 13
Cecily McChalicher, REED ManagerThe REED Program Year 2011 Annual Report (released this week) extracts the und
By Anonymous (not verified) | Wed, November 6, 13
By Natalie Hildt Treat | Mon, October 21, 13
By John Otterbein | Mon, September 30, 13
October presents the opportunity to enjoy the changing foliage, dress-up as Miley Cyrus (Disney version, please) and collect enough brick-sized candy bars to construct a fortress to house your favorite Halloween nightmares while you slip into your hard earned, sugar-induced slumbers.
Exciting, indeed, but what about those of us who aren’t teenagers anymore and still want to ma