Source: Wikipedia Commons A controversial utility filing is underway in Oklahoma that is catching the attention of the building decarbonization sphere. This week, we zoom in on Oklahoma’s utility sector, and more specifically: Oklahoma Natural Gas (ONG), the largest fuel distributor in the state. The utility has been working through its [...]
Late Friday night on November 5th, the House passed the $1.2 trillion Infrastructure Investment and Jobs Act (also known as the “Bipartisan Infrastructure Bill”), sending it to President Biden’s desk and teeing up a historic [...]
While 2021 has seen unprecedented supply chain shortages, water heater manufacturers have continued to innovate and push technology forward as they prepare for tightening regulation. As advocates and policymakers alike push to accelerate building electrification [...]
Driving around Richmond, California, it’s easy to spot the massive Chevron refinery as it spews harmful gases into the air. Luckily for those living proximate to this prodigious source of emissions, the refinery is being forced to clean up its act. The Bay Area [...]
As of now, the Build Back Better Act, or the Budget Reconciliation Bill, remains a collection of committee markups. Our understanding is that these marked-up committee documents will be become a comprehensive Budget Reconciliation Bill. [...]
Source: Robert Katzki Every year, organizations such as the U.S. Department of Energy (DOE) laud new homes and buildings for their innovations within the green design sphere. The Sol Lux Alpha – winner of the [...]
On Thursday, August 12th, Energy Solutions unveiled the implementation strategy for California’s $120 million statewide market development plan for heat pump space and water heaters. The program, known as the Technology and Equipment for Clean [...]
After months of deliberation, the Senate passed the INVEST in America Act (H.R. 3684) on Tuesday, August 10th, sending it to the House, where it will eventually be paired with a $3.5 trillion budget reconciliation [...]
Source: DOE On July 28, 2021, the U.S. Department of Energy (DOE) quietly issued a determination regarding commercial building codes that could have a significant impact on the decarbonization of the U.S. buildings sector. Every [...]
On Thursday, July 15, a federal judge for the Northern District of California dismissed the California Restaurant Association (CRA)’s challenge to the City of Berkeley’s all-electric ordinance. The ruling may have far reaching implications [...]
