Codes + Standards Evaluating Cost/Benefit Of Solar Takes Into Account Climate, Local Utility Cost, Incentives The average cost of rooftop solar power is now equivalent to the national average for utility-supplied electricity, or about 12¢ per kWh
Energy Efficiency Solar Power Installations Doubled In 2016 Based on electrical production capacity, 40 percent of new power generation projects last year were solar, according to a new report from...
Codes + Standards Popularity Of PV Installation In Connecticut City Causes Inspection Backlog Bridgeport’s solar installation numbers jumped more than doubled to 350 last year, which has led to a three-month backlog
Codes + Standards Survey Identifies Untapped Solar Power Potential In The Northeast Redfin identified 10 cities in the region with the most potential for solar development
Codes + Standards Standard Baseline For Measuring Building Efficiency Needed A system such as Energy Star’s Energy Use Intensity (EUI) could provide a better market-driven approach to sustainability
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Codes + Standards Better Buildings Financing Navigator Helps Find Financing Solutions For Energy Efficiency Projects Although energy efficiency upgrades can produce energy cost savings, it can be a challenge to fund the upfront cost of these projects
Codes + Standards Ohio Governor Moves To Lift Freeze On State’s Clean Energy Standards Ohio Gov. John Kasich vetoed a house bill that would have extended a freeze on the state's clean energy standards
Codes + Standards Portland Is Second City To Adopt A Home Energy Score Requirement A Home Energy Score provides homeowners with information about their home’s energy performance and recommends improvement projects that can save energy and lower utility bills
Codes + Standards Programs Provide Financing For Energy Efficiency Upgrades Homeowners can use programs such as PACE and HERO to afford new advancements in air conditioning, fenestration, and appliances
