On Wednesday, February 26, 2020 at 11:30 AM the Committee on Housing and Buildings will be holding a hearing on Intro 1816-A, which is a local law to amend the
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Virtually no other standard other than the Passive House Standard delivers low energy buildings that can meet our [80×50] goal
Green Light, The Rise of the Energy Efficient Building Byera Hadley Travelling Scholarships Journal Series Kate Nason 2018 A Standard that Empowers the Profession The following
Massachusetts Stretch Energy Code will include a Passive House compliance Alternative
Changes to the Massachusetts Commercial and Residential Stretch Energy Code A stretch code is an overlay code that provides a path to achieve greater energy efficiency
Denver City Council approves Green Code and lists Passive House certification as compliance path
We are pleased to share some exciting news from Denver, Colorado. In the City’s efforts to push forward its 80×50 Climate Action Plan, and with
Centuries-Old Aesthetics to Converge with Cutting-Edge Technology at Historic Seaport Warehouse
Elsewhere, the Church plans to install solar panels on the roof, and retrofit the building to the “passive house” standard for energy efficiency, which will reduce
Support Section R408 Passive House to be included into the New York City Energy Conservation Code (NYCECC)
The proposed bill Introduction No. 1816 of 2019 incorporates the latest version of the New York Stretch Energy Code (NYStretch) as required by Local Law 32 for the year
Why it is important to include Section R408 Passive House into the New York City Energy Conservation Code (NYCECC)
The proposed bill Introduction No. 1816 of 2019 incorporates the latest version of the New York Stretch Energy Code (NYStretch) as required by Local Law 32 for the year
NYPH does not support the deletion of Section R408 Passive House from the NYCECC
The New York City Council Committee on Housing and Buildings has scheduled a hearing on Introduction No. 1816 of 2019 for Monday, January 27th 2020 at 10:00
The New York City Climate Mobilization Act (CMA) demands more in energy efficiency from buildings
The new legislation requires that any building 25,000 square feet or larger will need to reduce their greenhouse gas emissions by 40 percent by 2030 from
New York State’s 80×50 Progress
NAPHN19, Policy Resource Guide, June 2019 Implementing High Performance Codes In 2014, Governor Andrew M. Cuomo initiated Reforming the Energy Vision (REV), a comprehensive energy strategy
