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Bill going through Idaho Statehouse would further limit local control of energy efficiency rules - Vimarsana News

Bill going through Idaho Statehouse would further limit local control of energy efficiency rules

A bill passed by the House Business Committee Monday is the latest effort to limit cities’ abilities to enforce their own energy codes that regulate heating and cooling equipment, lighting and how air-tight a building is.

NFRC Board Welcomes Three New Directors and Names Executive Committee - Vimarsana News

NFRC Board Welcomes Three New Directors and Names Executive Committee

At a meeting of the National Fenestration Rating Council’s (NFRC) Board of Directors, Feb. 1-3, 2023, the board appointed its new Executive Committee and welcomed three new members to NFRC’s Board.

Bringing Net-Zero Commitments to U.S. Federal Buildings - Vimarsana News

Bringing Net-Zero Commitments to U.S. Federal Buildings

Energy performance requirements for federal buildings could propel change across the real estate industry. Because the federal government is the country’s largest owner and occupier of space, the rules will have a sizable impact on both public- and private-sector real estate.

Source: uli.org
County opposes bill banning government-created solar-ready zones - Vimarsana News

County opposes bill banning government-created solar-ready zones

Missoula County is asking the Legislature not to prohibit local governments from zoning some subdivisions for solar and electrical vehicle readiness.

Boulder to consider ban on gas hookups this year - Vimarsana News

Boulder to consider ban on gas hookups this year

New research, published in December, found rates of childhood asthma were higher in homes with gas stoves. The peer-reviewed study was another piece of evidence indicating the dangers of gas and its effects on the climate and human health. Responding to the science, local governments across the country have accelerated their efforts to wean off gas. Already, nearly 70 cities in California alone have adopted gas bans or electrification ordinances since 2019.

Source: kunc.org