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Building Energy Codes and Insurance Underwriting

Energy codes play an important role in a building’s resiliency, and they are just as significant as other life safety codes. A more resilient building can be defined as a building that is prepared…

Energy Efficiency Workforce Statistics: State by State

In order to continue to grow the energy efficiency workforce, programs must consider solutions to develop a larger, more diverse pool of qualified workers and increase education and training…

Total Energy Pathways Workforce Development

To scale, grow, and diversify the contractor workforce, the Total Energy Pathways (TEP) Workforce project will focus on bringing new individuals and contractor businesses into the industry by…

Regional Roundup 2022

Remotely: A Virtual Energy Audit Solution

With home energy performance awareness on the rise, there is need for a low-cost tool to encourage homeowners to take steps to invest in efficiency improvements. In recent years, virtual audits have…

Near-Term Strategies for Centering Equity in Building Decarbonization

In order to center equity in decarbonization, decision-makers and policymakers first need to develop an understanding of what energy equity means and discern what current practices exacerbate…

Single-Family Off-Site Construction

Buildings create 39 percent of annual global greenhouse gas emissions. In order for states and communities to reach their climate goals, buildings must make their way to net-zero. This goal can be…

Addressing Energy Burden

The U.S. Department of Energy (U.S. DOE) defines energy burden as “the percentage of gross household income spent on energy costs."  Energy burden disproportionately affects low-income…

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