NAPHN Policy Resource Guide, June 2019. New York City’s recently adopted climate change bill was initiated by Costas Constantinides, a Queens Council member, in 2017 as
Passive House Institute Crosswalk collaboration with International Living Future Institute
This document addresses the International Living Future Institute’s (ILFI) Zero Energy (ZE) certification and the Passive House certification of the Passive House Institute (PHI). ILFI and
Councilmember Costa Constantinides supports Passive House
I am writing to express my support of NYSERDA’s proposed NYStretch Code-Energy 2018. As the lead sponsor of the Council’s bill to create a New York
New York Passive House and MCCI are partnering in a vision to drive down the cost of Monitoring
New York Passive House and MCCI Corporation are partnering in a vision to drive down the cost of monitoring systems and work towards establishing a North
There has been a Passive House ‘explosion’ in New York City. The New York Times quotes NYPH members
There has been a Passive House ‘explosion’ in New York City. The New York Times piece by Stefanos Chen quotes New York Passive House (NYPH) members
Manhattan Borough President supports Passive House section of R408 in the NYStretch Energy Code
New York City, June 28, 2019 I am writing to you in support of the New York Passive House application and the expedited approval of the
Online registration for NAPHN19 Conference & Expo closes at 11:30pm Wednesday, June 26th
Sign up as NYPH Member today and save $100! Online registration for #NAPHN19 Conference & Expo closes at 11:30pm Wednesday, June 26th. After that conference tickets
New York State Reaches Landmark Deal On Green New Deal-Style Climate Bill
Huffington Post 06/17/2019 12:03 pm ET. New York lawmakers reached a deal late Sunday night to pass one of the most ambitious climate bills in the
Validation of PHPP v9.6 using ANSI/ASHRAE Standard 140-2017
In January 2019, the Passive House Planning Package (PHPP) version 9.6 was evaluated in accordance with ANSI/ASHRAE Standard 140, a comparative testing method for building energy
New York’s future is low carbon
There’s still time to enter round one of the three-round, $30 million Buildings of Excellence Competition. Enter to win the $1 million top prize by June
