Improving Energy Efficiency in Buildings: Untapped Savings Opportunities for Local Communities
Improving Energy Efficiency in Buildings
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Consuming 35% of the energy produced in the United States, buildings present an enormous opportunity for reducing unnecessary energy costs and improving air quality. Improving Energy Efficiency is designed to help cities and counties create energy efficient homes and workplaces that meet or exceed California’s “Title 24” energy efficiency standards. Common building problems resulting in energy loss are identified along with a number of innovative programs that local, state and federal governments are using to create high performance, energy-efficient buildings. “Green building” measures are also discussed.
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Author: Steve Hoyt, Josh Meyer, Patrick Stoner, and Dave Davis
Published: December 1998
Pages: 20
SKU: IEEB