Local news source Florida Today reports that the nonprofit group Solar and Energy Loan Fund (SELF) is rolling out a new energy savings initiative designed to offer homeowners or business owners low-interest, no-money-down loans to help cover the initial expenses necessary for eco-friendly improvements.
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Jun, 2013
Depending on how far it’s allowed to fester, removing out-of-control mold can be an expensive and time-consuming process, and one that would temporary force out a building’s tenants to a new house or office.
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Jun, 2013
As defined by the National Cancer Institute, radon is a radioactive gas that emanates from soil rich in elements like uranium or thorium that decay and subsequently release the gas.
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Jun, 2013
Taking energy efficiency literally to new heights, the Empire State Building – in the midst of a $550 million retrofit project aimed at improving its energy use – announced in a press release on Monday, June 24, that the initiative has not just been successful in saving millions of dollars, but is actually beating projected savings.
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Jun, 2013
After Superstorm Sandy drenched parts of the East Coast last fall, the risk for homegrown mold rose considerably.
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Jun, 2013
On June 14, the National Association of Manufacturers (NAM) wrote President Obama a letter requesting that the White House invest more into energy efficient federal buildings.
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Jun, 2013
Recent partnerships between the public and private sectors have demonstrated effectiveness in improving energy consumption and conservation in the United States.
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Jun, 2013
In 2011, President Barack Obama and the United States Energy Department launched the Better Buildings Challenge initiative, a new program aimed at improving energy efficiency and reducing utility expenses in both the public and private sectors.
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Jun, 2013
Energy efficiency is a very noble and seemingly mutually beneficial goal: It’s environmentally conscious while – in the long run – also being financially advantageous for homeowners and businesses.
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Jun, 2013
On June 17, Governor Peter Shumlin signed three bills into law, all with the purpose of improving means to energy efficiency and access to clean energy across the state.