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Publications  |  New Hampshire Town and City Magazine, March/April 2021

Energy Improvements to Existing Buildings

More than 70% of buildings in the U.S. are over 20 years old. This is problematic since the majority of these buildings do not meet current insulation or air infiltration requirements.

In an attempt to reduce operational costs, many building owners are choosing to renovate and upgrade the thermal efficiency of their buildings to reduce energy costs. To promote this effort, leading U.S. corporations, universities, and government agencies have committed to reduce energy use by 20% over the next 10 years through reduced carbon pledges (e.g. the 2030 challenge).

Continue reading Energy Improvements to Existing Buildings on the NH Municipal Association’s website.

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