Energy Rater With EnergyLogic since March 2024 What is your favorite thing about your job? How dynamic it is. If you went to college/trade school/etc, what and where did you study? Mechanical Engineering at Union College What made you want to work at EnergyLogic? The emphasis on learning together and supporting everyone Where have you lived? Acton, Massachusetts; Schenectady, New York; Denver, Colorado How … Read More
Energy Rater With EnergyLogic since December 2019 What core value resonates with you the most and why? All for one resonates with me most strongly. It is one of my most closely held personal beliefs and I enjoy the feeling of trying for that in every inspection making the extra effort to ensure my coworkers next visit is that much … Read More
Rating Field Inspector With EnergyLogic since July 2024 What passions, talents, or interests do you bring to your position at EL? I have a background in construction from framing to window installation to siding and painting. Knowing that a family will be raised in something I’ve created with my hands is very fulfilling. What is your favorite thing about your job? … Read More
Competing objectives & special interests dominate the energy code development process. Jeff Whitton explains what brought us here.
Competing objectives & special interests dominate the energy code development process. Jeff Whitton explains what brought us here.
As homebuilding costs continue to rise, you may wonder what’s driving it. We were curious, too! Join Steve Byers to find out.
U.S. residential energy efficiency policy is impossible to define cohesively. Join us to explore the pros, cons, and the path forward.
The Biden housing plan proposes spending $640 billion over ten years, in pursuit of making housing a right, not a privilege. Dive into his plan with the Housing Tides team.
President Biden aims to change housing policy in a variety of ways, from addressing rising construction costs to eliminating 1031 Exchanges.
Dive into his plan & policy changes with the Housing Tides team.
Homebuilders scramble to adapt to changing consumer trends & overcome COVID delays, but Denver’s home building activity lags behind 2019.
