Thirty-six states currently use a version of the residential energy code equivalent to the 2009 IECC specification or lower. Many of these states will soon
Much has been made about the vaunted power of the Millennials to shape home sales in the coming years. These adults, born between the 1982
A report released recently by E4 The Future, which promotes residential clean energy and sustainability, examines the body of research supporting the considerable benefits of
By Thomas Peterson, Institute for Super Energy Efficient Building, Founder and President The Institute for Super Energy Efficient Building When I first became involved with
By Michael Schettine, Technical System Expert New Housing Energy Requirements The ante has been raised by states adopting the 2015 IECC energy code, and builders are
