Building Science: Colorado Energy Star Summit To Address Weatherization Program

Brian L. Hill Quality and Risk Management, Sustainability and Building Science November 29, 2010January 15, 2017 1 Minute

The Colorado Energy Star Summit aims to cultivate interest in careers focused on home-performance improvements.

Nowadays, discussions about job prospects in the homebuilding and remodeling sectors often zero in on energy efficiency upgrades. The stimulus-funded expansion of the Weatherization Assistance Program raised the profile of weatherizing, and tax incentives and affordable-financing programs have helped drive demand for certain types of renewable-energy systems.

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Chris Cheatham: Illinois Weatherization Program Cited for Poor Workmanship, Erroneous Billing (blhill.net)

Published by Brian L. Hill

As Director of Consulting Services for Xpera Group, Brian L. Hill connects clients to the diverse range of experts, technical specialists, tools and other resources that the firm has to offer in order to solve complex building performance issues. He is also the editor and publisher of AECforensics.com, which dissects the latest news and information impacting quality and risk management in the built environment. View all posts by Brian L. Hill

Published November 29, 2010January 15, 2017

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