Articles Tagged with ''energy efficiency''

Armadillo Structural Connections group has developed Armatherm 500 a thermal break material that significantly reduces the amount of energy lost from thermal bridging.

The USGBC’s LEED program became a prominent and widely used green standard when the federal government mandated its use on their buildings.

Contractors have made progress but have far to go to capture the opportunity presented by sustainable construction.

In the new year, project teams committed to the 2030 Challenge are being asked to kick their performance goals up a notch.

Sto Corp., the innovative leader and producer of integrated exterior wall systems for new building construction and restoration, has adopted a new naming convention to ensure ease of specification and peace of mind for customers concerned about code compliance and sustainability.

Johns Manville (JM), a leading global manufacturer of energy-efficient building products and engineered specialty materials and a Berkshire Hathaway company, released its 2014 Sustainability Report today.

First developed in 1958 while creating what is described as, “The world’s first purpose-built business aircraft,” Gulfstream has grown to become an international leader in business aviation.

Avoid product interactions that can negatively impact the performance of other materials.

It's possible to save up to 50 percent in energy savings with deep energy retrofits in the home.