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Periodically the New York State Department of State (“DOS”) updates the New York State Uniform Fire Prevention and Building Code (“Uniform Code”) and New York State Energy Conservation...

Congress has passed the monumental Inflation reduction act, which includes a number of tax incentives and codes for building green.

Goshow Architects seeks a Project Architect with 7-10 years’ experience to join our collaborative team in New York City.  Goshow Architects is a woman-owned small business with a wide range of city, state, and federal clients.  Our mission is to create healthy, energy-efficient...

Edgecomb selectmen appointed a five-person committee to begin reviewing the town’s 13-year-old comprehensive plan. On June 13, selectmen unanimously appointed the code enforcement officer, three planning board members and one ordinance review...

Kris Sabel, executive director of Vail Symposium, the grassroots, non-profit organization that has been part of the life and history of Vail for more than 50 years, recently announced the first six programs of the…

Officials allege Hudson Valley, New York the alleged violations pose an imminent threat to life.

National building energy codes that prioritize energy efficiency may help curb climate change, but they can also be notoriously difficult for states

The International Code Council has published a new educational resource on electric vehicle (EV) charging infrastructure and building codes.

Listen: Mayor Steinberg, air quality, and utility leaders held a press conference this week to advocate for the passage of Sacramento's Electrical Ordinance June 1 requiring all new construction in the city be all electric. Response from Erica Bjork with the Sacramento Chamber of Commerce

On June 1st, the Sacramento City Council votes on an electrical ordinance that would, in phases, require all new residential and commercial construction be all electric. Hear different perspectives, and read a summary of the ordinance below.