We are developing a grassroots network of architects, non-profit organizations, service providers, housing and real estate professionals, and engineers to make ourselves available for emergency response
NYPH will be moving some of our own events, both existent and newly planned, to virtual platforms
Dear NYPH community, In this very challenging time, we are all adjusting to this new reality and taking the necessary actions to move forward with our
Utility Programs: NYSERDA`s Strategic Grant Funding, Policy Resource Guide 2019, by Bronwyn Barry
Workforce Development and Training, Policy Resource Guide 2019, by Bronwyn Barry, Passive House BB Between 2014-2016, the New York State Energy Research and Development Authority (NYSERDA)
Executive order 52 – STATEMENT OF ADMINISTRATION POLICY AGAINST ADDITION OF INFRASTRUCTURE THAT EXPANDS THE SUPPLY OF FOSSIL FUELS IN NEW YORK CITY
WHEREAS, we face a clear global climate emergency, caused primarily by the burning of fossil fuels; and WHEREAS, we all have a moral, economic, public health,
Green New Deal: Mayor de Blasio Announces New Energy Code excluding Section R408 Passive House
2020 NYC Energy Conservation Code holds new buildings to strict standards to implement Green New Deal & make New York Citythe global leader in sustainability New
Committee on Housing and Buildings voted to delete Section R408 Passive House
On Wednesday, February 26, 2020 the Committee on Housing and Buildings voted 8-0 to eliminate Section R408 Passive House The proposed bill eliminates the very critical
Passive House tool PHPP validated by 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
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
