DOE estimates that 31% of residential HVAC systems are oversized. That's a problem that ultimately costs homeowners money, wastes energy, and creates comfort issues. Here's how to prevent it. bit.ly/45aNNPW

New analysis from ICF Consulting shows that the cost to build a home to the 2015 or 2024 IECC is just a few thousand dollars above that of meeting the 2009 code, contradicting home builders' claims that costs run into the tens of thousands. bit.ly/44pjXH9

#EarthDay is the perfect time to remind #homeowners to take simple actions to reduce their home #energy costs and improve their comfort by adding #airsealing and #insulation to their attics.

The latest Energy Information Administration Residential Energy Consumption Survey shows a notable increase in Energy Insecurity in America. This is not an issue we can ignore. bit.ly/4swbewt

It costs anywhere from $1,700 - $2,500 to re-insulate an attic. However, it's money well spent. The payback period for the job can be as little as one year. #insulateandsave

Do you live in an older home? You can save hundreds of dollars annually by air sealing and adding insulation to your attic. It's the best way to make an older home more #energyefficient.

There are an estimated 100M leaky homes in the U.S. that could use an energy efficiency retrofit, adding air sealing and insulation. Here's what those leaky homes are costing us.

Millions of homes in North America could benefit from a chainsaw retrofit. Here's why and how to do it. insulationinstitute.org/mill…

Data for Progress surveyed a bipartisan group of 1,169 voters this month to learn their opinions on energy efficiency. The results are eye-opening. lnkd.in/e-zn2Vtt

New research from ICF shows that the 2021 IECC beats the 2020 National Green Building Standard (NGBS) on energy performance. Only the Emerald level of the NGBS comes close to comparing. insulationinstitute.org/2021…