As our past year shows, here at CEE we know that we can’t get to clean energy without getting our hands dirty. It’s all about rolling up our sleeves and digging in.

This blog post is taken from our Field Notes newsletter which features updates on CEE's research projects.

Conservation Improvement Program rebates are an essential tool that helps utilities focus on acquiring energy efficiency.

​Center for Energy and Environment conducts technology and market assessments to identify tomorrow’s best clean energy strategies.

This blog post is taken from our Field Notes newsletter which features updates on CEE's research projects.

CEE wears lots of hats to accomplish lots of goals. As we dive into a new year, we take stock of some of our biggest stories in 2015.

This blog post is taken from our Field Notes newsletter which features updates on CEE's research projects.

CEE's researchers are seeing promising results with a new aerosol sealant method that provides a cost-effective way to generate energy savings and reduce envelope air leakage in multifamily buildings.

Energy efficiency in the multifamily sector can be tricky to address, largely because multifamily building characteristics vary drastically. CEE research to be released later this year will offer new ways to look at multifamily energy efficiency.