Buildings account for approximately 30% of global energy consumption and 26% of global energy-related CO2 emissions, according to the International Energy Agency. In cities like Toronto, Boston, New ...
The Energy Department on Wednesday announced new energy efficiency standards for federal buildings set to take effect in 2023. The new requirements will mandate all new federal buildings to comply ...
Since the D.C. Department of Energy and the Environment established its Building Energy Performance Standard, or BEPS, law in 2018, many local and state governments have been hard at work establishing ...
The Biden administration has finalized standards for federal buildings that will eliminate onsite fossil fuel usage for new projects by the end of the decade, the Energy Department confirmed Wednesday ...
ASHRAE has released a new standard that defines the terms "zero Energy" and "zero carbon" to describe buildings. ANSI/ASHRAE Standard 228-2023, Standard Method of Evaluating Zero Net Energy and Zero ...
Buildings don’t have tailpipes, so you might underestimate how much they contribute to climate change. In D.C., buildings are the number 1 carbon emitter — by far — accounting for nearly ...
In the global fight against climate change, buildings stand as both a significant contributor to greenhouse gas (GHGs) emissions and a promising solution. Stringent energy efficiency regulations for ...
In a shocking move for environmentalists, Gov. Dan McKee is exercising his veto power to block legislation requiring large buildings to report their energy use. The companion bills by Rep. Rebecca ...
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