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IMT's new interactive map shows the potential savings, in both dollars and energy, from improving compliance with energy codes in U.S. states.
How does Germany's Energieausweis compare to ENERGY STAR? We look at 17 systems used to measure energy efficiency in 10 countries.
A new IMT-funded report by the UNC Center for Community Capital finds that owners of efficient homes have a 32% lower default rate.
The bipartisan SAVE Act would create at least 83,000 jobs in construction, renovation, and manufacturing, and would save Americans more than $1 billion on their energy bills.
The Institute for Market Transformation (IMT) is a Washington, DC-based nonprofit organization promoting energy efficiency, green building and environmental protection in the United States and abroad. IMT's work addresses market failures that inhibit investment in energy efficiency and sustainability in the building sector.
The value of energy codes.
Mary Jean Herron brings a wealth of experience to IMT's executive team.
A framework for comparing building efficiency policies around the world.
U.S. could save $37 billion from better energy code compliance and more news...
Research on 17 energy performance systems from ten countries.
Possessing building energy data is only the beginning.
Benchmarking gives information, power to cities.
Where can utilities turn when electricity rates go up? Energy efficiency.
The Global Buildings Performance Network (GBPN) seeks to significantly reduce greenhouse gas emissions associated with building energy use.
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