The United States Department of Energy (DOE) has started the application process for the second cohort of the Resilient and Efficient Codes Implementation Program funding, offering $90 million to ...

Energy codes are expected to reduce U.S. carbon dioxide emissions by 900 million metric tons through 2040, the department said. The Department of Energy announced $90 million Monday for states, cities ...

The U.S. Department of Energy has launched the Building Energy Codes Resource Center, an online resource that links users to the latest information on energy codes and energy-efficient construction ...

The United States Department of Energy (DOE) will support 19 state and local governments with over $240 million to improve energy efficiency codes for commercial and residential buildings, helping ...

As states increasingly look to utilities to play an active role in supporting building energy codes, a new report from a coalition of energy efficiency advocates, has been issued to provide guidance ...

ATLANTA — The U.S. Department of Energy (DOE) has issued a final rule clarifying the DOE must meet its statutory requirements to adopt ASHRAE Commercial Building Energy Efficiency Standard 90.1 energy ...

The Department of Energy (DoE) announced $17.2 million has been awarded to the city of Seattle under the Assistance for the Adoption of the Latest and Zero Building Energy Codes grant. Funded by ...

More than 30% energy savings can be achieved using the 2016 version of Standard 90.1, according ASHRAE. The savings was found during a recent analysis conducted by Pacific Northwest National ...

A federal grant will help four of Ohio’s largest cities collaborate on new voluntary building performance standards and a resource hub to help commercial building owners save energy and cut emissions.

The Building Green global dataset collects data on building energy codes and standards applicable to new and existing buildings, as well as their enforcement mechanisms and levels of compliance. The ...