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Politico Influence: Pushing the Envelope

Industry leaders are banding together to launch the Institute for the Building Envelope, a new trade group aimed at shaping public policy related to building envelopes, or the insulation in ...

Institute for the Building Envelope Launches to Support Stronger, Energy Efficient Homes and Buildings

A well-designed building envelope can combat climate change, reduce greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions, and help structures better withstand natural disasters WASHINGTON, DC – The Institute for the Building Envelope (IBE) launched ...

The Minneapolis-Star Tribune: St. Paul Architect’s ‘Diamond In The Rough’ Home Shines After Award-Winning Remodel

Before remodeling, Nancy said, the cat’s water bowl near the back door would often freeze, so another critical goal was improving the home’s energy efficiency. To that end, ...

WABI: Rebates Offer Maine Homeowners Financial Incentives To Become More Energy Efficient

To keep that heat indoors, she insulated her attic — and her concrete basement with rigid foam…The cost of an insulation job as high as $5,000 can be cut in half ...

New York Times: How To Save On High Heating Bills This Winter

Financial help is also available for weatherization steps, like adding insulation, that can save on energy bills. Consumers can take steps now to prepare for the winter and conserve energy.

New York Times: How the New Climate Law Can Save You Thousands of Dollars

The new law extends through 2032 an existing program that allows homeowners to claim a credit on their federal tax returns of 30 percent off improvements to home energy efficiency, such as ...