Heading over to the 27th Westford Symposium on Building Science, aka, Building Science Summer Camp. #bscamp
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Heading over to the 27th Westford Symposium on Building Science, aka, Building Science Summer Camp. #bscamp
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The National Renewable Energy Laboratory has laid off at least 114 employees, affecting research and operations, illustrating a federal policy shift away from combating climate change to pretending it doesn't exist, by prioritizing fossil fuels over renewable energy, which is cheap and clean.
Energy Star was an initiative that certified energy-efficient appliances and buildings. This decision is part of a larger "reorganization," which dissolves the Office of Atmospheric Protection. Energy Star has reduced energy costs for consumers and greenhouse gas emissions since 1992.
The industry is ripe for disruption.
U.S. home construction productivity has declined 40% since the 1970s, hindered by fragmented local regulations and a predominance of small firms, limiting innovation and scalability. This stagnation contributes to a $1 trillion loss in national output every five years.
Huh.
Nice job!
The U.S. Department of Energy has rebranded its Solar Decathlon to βBuildingsNEXT Student Design Competition,β shifting focus away from solar and low-carbon design to general building innovation. The event won't declare winners.
The change diminishes the emphasis on renewable energy and resilience.