Additional Resources

Energy Code Triggers for Existing Buildings

As states advance their commitments to building decarbonization and electrification, it is important to reevaluate our perception of existing buildings and their corresponding energy consumption. Building energy codes can be used as regulatory instruments that define the minimum…

Advancing Virtual Power Plants Through Energy Codes

This brief will look at the components of a VPP, explore national model code provisions that advance VPP technology, and provide examples of states that have adopted VPP provisions in their energy code. It will also lay out the challenges associated with VPPs and discuss future…

IRA Fact Sheet

The Inflation Reduction Act (IRA) sets the United States on course to reduce greenhouse gas emissions by 40 percent by 2030. In total, the act includes $369 billion for climate action and energy security and includes many provisions to accelerate the adoption of energy efficiency and clean…

BIL Fact Sheet

In November 2021, the federal government passed the historic Bipartisan Infrastructure Law. It allocated $62 billion for infrastructure and other costly capital projects with investments in clean energy, building efficiency, transportation systems, broadband and communications networks, and more…

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