Inaccurate facts and figures surface after the adoption of Boston's Building Energy Rating Ordinance
By Jim OReilly | Thu, May 9, 13
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Disinformation on Boston's Building Energy Disclosure Ordinance continues - The Boston Globe needs a fact check when discerning building energy rating and disclosure' fact from fiction.
NEEP's Jim O'Reilly wrote a response to the Boston Globe's article, Drive Regional Energy Efficiency
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