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  DEMAND FOR GREEN BUILDING MATERIALS EXPECTED TO SKYROCKET
Sep 2, 2011
The Freedonia Group believes that the largest value gain over the next five years will come from concrete products bearing recycled content, such as fly ash and blast furnace slag.
  CALIFORNIA UNVEILS SOLAR ADVANTAGE VALUE ESTIMATOR
Sep 2, 2011
The online tool is designed to help homeowners and other players in the state's housing industry calculate the value of residential solar photovoltaic systems.
  NEW ENERGY-EFFICIENCY STANDARDS DRAW PRAISE
Jun 17, 2011
A coalition of consumer, manufacturing, and environmental groups earlier this month praised the U.S. Department of Energy (DOE) for establishing the first-ever regional standards for central air conditioners and furnaces and strengthening national standards for heat pumps. The new rules are based on a joint recommendation filed with DOE by the groups in 2009.
  FEDERAL LABS, DOW PARTNER TO ADVANCE ‘COOL ROOF' TECHNOLOGY
Apr 29, 2011
The U.S. Department of Energy believes the partnership could lead to energy savings from existing cool roof technologies that exceed 50 percent, significantly decreasing the nation's carbon footprint.
  ANSI EXPANDS ICC-ES PMG/WATERSENSE PROGRAM ACCREDITATION TO INCLUDE HIGH-EFFICIENCY SHOWERHEADS
Mar 15, 2011
Prior to this scope expansion, ICC-ES's ANSI accreditation included high-efficiency toilets, urinals, and lavatory faucets. Now, with the addition of showerheads, the ICC-ES/WaterSense program is comprehensive and includes a wider range of plumbing, mechanical, and fuel gas products.
  GSA SUSTAINABLE FACILITIES TOOL RELEASED
Feb 15, 2011
The tool is designed to help government and industry personnel identify and prioritize cost-effective, sustainable strategies for small projects that do not normally engage workplace consultants or designers.
  APPLICATIONS SOUGHT FOR RESEARCH, DEVELOPMENT OF FUEL CELLS FOR BUILDINGS, OTHER SOURCES
Jan 18, 2011
Up to up to $74 million will be available to support the research and development of "clean, reliable" fuel cells for stationary sources, such as buildings, and transportation applications.
  SEVERAL COMPANIES REPORT NEW DEVELOPMENTS INVOLVING BUILDING-INTEGRATED PHOTOVOLTAICS
Jan 3, 2011

Developments involve Norway-based REC, China Sunergy, and Lumeta.

 
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