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Author Archives: Thad Curtz
Increase Local Renewable Energy
B5: Increase the production of local renewable energy B5.1 Clean energy bonds Sell municipal bonds for local clean energy projects. B5.2 Feed-in tariffs Offer feed-in tariffs to incentivize solar projects. B5.3 Municipal building solar * Install solar photovoltaics on all … Continue reading
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Building Energy – New & Redeveloped Buildings
B4.1 IgCC Adopt the International Green Construction Code (IgCC). B4.2 Building energy goals Establish energy goals/benchmarks (e.g., LEED) for new buildings, and adopt permitting practices and building code and/or design guidelines that support clean and efficient energy practices and technologies … Continue reading
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Building Energy – Existing Commercial
B2.1 Commercial energy benchmarking and disclosure * Require energy performance ratings for commercial structures be disclosed so that owners, tenants and prospective buyers are informed before making purchasing or rental decisions. B2.2 Commercial energy audits Develop and adopt policies that … Continue reading
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Building Energy – Existing Residential
B1: Reduce energy use in existing residential construction B1.1 Residential energy performance ratings * Require energy performance ratings and disclosures for homes at time of sale, lease, or rent so that owners, tenants, and prospective buyers are informed before making … Continue reading
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