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Is the Energy Savings and Industrial Competitiveness Act a poison pill pushed by lobbyists or an exciting, bipartisan energy bill that could change everything?
New database from Colorado State University tracks energy legislation across the country.
Ultra-efficient and healthy home to be monitored for a year post-occupancy.
A round up of the week's green building news.
After evaluating 17 building energy-performance assessments from around the world, a new research paper proposes a classification framework for energy-efficiency evaluation.
The 100-unit complex features zoned HVAC, Energy Star-labeled windows, and Green Label-certified carpeting.
The new category will address homes’ energy efficiency and environmental impact.
Reducing its energy use by 52 percent in one year, Demarest Elementary School in Bloomfield, N.J., wins the EPA's 2012 Energy Star Battle of the Buildings competition.
The initiative will add 200 to 250 LEED-certified homes this year in the San Antonio market.
Boston firm demonstrates the power of energy tracking and benchmarking in multifamily projects.
From biomorphic skins to smarter insulation, Greener Ideal takes a look at some of the hottest tech innovations to look for in green homes of the future.
A Florida builder proves that an extra-large home can achieve net zero energy.
Carefully chosen finishes provide superior indoor air quality, comfort, and durability.
Despite exemption from efficiency standards, some types of light bulbs have declined in popularity.
Three recent studies address energy efficiency and home ownership bode well for significant changes to the way buyers finance home purchases.
With just 15W, this lamp produces light equivalent to a 60W lamp.
A net-zero-energy transit hub in in Greenfield, Mass., looks to the future.
Data shows American renters consume a third more energy per square foot than homeowners. The Harvard Joint Center for Housing Studies looks into the difference.
More than a decade after its completion, a German banking headquarters continues to garner attention for its form and how it functions.
The Georgia-based production builder is one of Energy Star’s 2013 Partners.