Zero energy homes and buildings are so energy efficient that on-site rooftop solar can meet the buildings' annual energy needs.
Utah Clean Energy is advocating for programs and policies that help builders, developers, local governments and others make the transition to zero energy buildings powered with 100% renewable energy.
Our buildings are directly contributing to climate change and local air pollution. Energy used in our homes and buildings contributes up to 40% of U.S. …
“I’m the builder for Habitat for Humanity. I’ve built a lot of houses, but nothing like this net zero home. For the homeowner, it is going to be zero energy, so they are going to save money on energy bills, which means more income for things like groceries and healthcare.”
Getting to Zero Energy, Uncategorized
The team at Salt Lake City’s Architectural Nexus are now building what we hope will be the first ever Living …
Getting to Zero Energy, Reducing Emissions from our Homes and Buildings
Architectural Nexus, one of the top 100 national green architecture firms, is taking on the fight against pollution, water waste, …
Getting to Zero Energy, Reducing Emissions from our Homes and Buildings, Utah Building Codes
Utah Homeowners Deserve Fair Representation and Up-to-Date Building Codes Residential construction is booming in Utah. New homes are going up …
Electrifying our Homes and Buildings, Getting to Zero Energy
TAKE ACTION: Tell Your State House Representative to Vote No on House Bill 17-Utility Permitting Amendments HB 17-Utility Permitting Amendments sponsored by …
Energy Equity, Getting to Zero Energy, Local Government Climate Leadership, Rooftop Solar
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Our Zero Energy Team
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Director of Building Efficiency and Decarbonization
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