Blog to Save Energy
Blog to Save Energy
 02/22/14 Heavy-duty vehicles may make up a small portion of vehicles on the road in the U.S., just 4 percent in 2010, but they were responsible for 25 percent of on-road fuel use and greenhouse gas emissions in the transportation sector that same year. So while they’re a “small” player in terms of sheer... |
 02/19/14 Cities around the nation can learn a thing or two from Vegas' energy efficiency measures. So in light of our colleagues being in the city we looked into some of the energy efficient practices Sin City has already put in place, in this case, what happens in Vegas, should not stay in Vegas! |
 02/14/14 Addressing building energy code compliance has proven to be a difficult task; one that becomes considerably more daunting when the subject is existing buildings. In the past year, BCAP has increased its focus on examining the challenges facing the implementation of the energy code in existing... |
 02/11/14 Sporting events are unique for their ability to bring people together. This phenomenon is most obvious during the Olympics, when billions of people tune in to watch a few thousand athletes from a couple hundred countries compete for the gold. We truly love the athleticism,... |
 02/01/14 Why wait for the big game? Let’s have an energy efficiency showdown between Seattle and Denver and see which city comes out on top. |
 01/30/14 Tuesday, January 24th was a day unlike many in the U.S House of Representatives. As the House Energy and Commerce Committee met to markup its very first energy efficiency bill of this Congress, the Better Buildings Act (H.R. 2126), a sense of bipartisanship filled the room. Riding a wave of support... |
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