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 12/22/21 The infrastructure bill includes a critical provision providing $225 million in grants over five years to state and local governments to adopt updated building energy codes and to train the workforce. This funding will... |
 11/22/21 When the Infrastructure Investment and Jobs Act was signed into law by President Biden earlier this month, it marked the largest investment in U.S. infrastructure in more than a generation. But while previous historic... |
 11/19/21 “Paris built the arena. Glasgow starts the race.” John Kerry, the U.S. Special Presidential Envoy for Climate, summed it up well in his closing remarks at COP26 last week in Glasgow. I was fortunate enough to be part of the Alliance to Save Energy and the Business... |
 11/02/21 We’re examining common misconceptions about heat pumps – and explaining why these concerns typically no longer apply. |
 10/28/21 With Congress apparently nearing agreement on two packages of legislation that would be historic for the U.S. energy transition, much of the media attention has focused on tense negotiations on what makes it into the final bill text. The conversation has particularly zeroed in on the fate... |
 10/05/21 When COVID-19 hit in spring 2020, nearly 20% of energy efficiency workers lost their jobs in March and April alone. Now, a report released today by E4TheFuture and E2... |
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