Getting the Price Signals Right: Aligning Rate Design With Heat Pump Usage
Heat pump adoption is accelerating across the Northeast and Mid-Atlantic, driven by state climate goals, consumer demand for efficient heating technologies, and the need to reduce reliance on…
Energy Code Cost-Effectiveness Analysis Approaches: A Practical Resource for States and Jurisdictions Considering Code Updates
This resource helps states and jurisdictions understand how locally relevant cost-effectiveness analysis can support energy code adoption discussions. Drawing on a recent New Hampshire case…
Advancing Energy Affordability through Housing Finance & Energy Efficiency
Small for-profit and nonprofit residential real estate developers and community lenders often want to integrate energy efficiency into acquisition and rehabilitation projects but lack the needed…
Maine Energy Code FAQ
As of April 2025, Maine has an updated energy code based on the 2021 International Energy Conservation Code (IECC) that applies to all new residential and commercial construction – including…
NEEP Public Comments on New Jersey Utility Business Model Study
NEEP's public comments on New Jersey Utility Business Model Study, as submitted via e-file. NEEP's comments are intended to provide technical assistance and resources relating to energy and energy…
Path to Affordability: Trends and Solutions for Pennsylvania Electric Bills
Concerns are mounting in Pennsylvania as households and businesses face rising electric bills. With costs climbing and energy insecurity worsening, the Commonwealth must prioritize affordable…
NEEP Public Comments on Maryland Energy Administration’s Request for Information on Developing Heat Pump Rebate Program
NEEP's public comments on Maryland Energy Administration’s Request for Information regarding development of their potential Heat Pump Rebate Program, as submitted via e-file. NEEP's comments are…
NEEP Public Comments on Inquiry by the Massachusetts Department of Public Utilities on Motion Relative to Time-Varying Rates
NEEP's public comments on Inquiry by the Massachusetts Department of Public Utilities on Motion Relative to Time-Varying Rates, as submitted via e-file. NEEP's comments are intended to provide…
