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Similar to a car’s miles-per-gallon rating, the Energy Department’s Home Energy Score provides homeowners with valuable information about their home’s energy performance, while also recommending improvement projects that can save energy and lower...

End users may not notice big changes in OpenStudio 2.0.0, but the underlying development platform has been drastically revamped to make third-party ap

A study found 45% of homeowners indicated they plan to install smart systems or devices as part of their home renovation projects.

A home is intimately tied to the health and well-being of its residents.

Launched by Architecture 2030, the 2030 Districts program focuses on supporting major metropolitan areas in their endeavors to work towards the ambitious goal of advancing resilient, energy efficient planning and design. Each District is made up of par...

On December 6, the U.S. Department of Energy (DOE) announced the launch of a new partnership to jump-start zero energy schools across the country and better enable states and school districts alike to design, construct, and operate these cutting-edge, ...

The recent publication of Standard 90.1-2016 marks the latest edition of the Standard.

Over the past 25 years, substantial gains have been achieved in the energy efficiency of residential central air conditioners and heat pumps.

The JUMP program experienced a successful year of engagement and innovation in 2016, adding 12 industry partners, launching 13 calls for innovations,

The returns on investment jump off the page like a 3D movie, ranging from 42% to a whopping 410%. They are the energy saving results from 10 pilot tenant space projects that are now serving as the basis for the recent launch of Urban Land Institute’s...