An Interview with Mike Childs Residential Energy Auditor for the Neighborhood Energy Connection

Can we assume that energy-saving technologies have a complete positive environmental impact after they’re installed? Emma Shriver, Judy Thommes, and Kristen Funk discuss CEE’s pilot CFL recycling program.

Which buildings would benefit most from LEDs? And what’s a "smart lamp"? Lighting Consultants Mark Rader and Jamie Fitzke break down the trends at this year’s LIGHTFAIR International.

Our Technology Forum set out to explore a number of questions. Of course questions don’t always lead to clear answers, especially around such complex issues, but there were many takeaways.

Under the quiet leadership of the chairs of the House and Senate committees with jurisdiction over energy policy, the 2014 session turned out to be unexpectedly dynamic. A number of potentially significant legislative initiatives passed, including both of CEE’s legislative priorities.

Since its earliest days, CEE has tested technologies, communication strategies, program design, and financing options to make Minnesota’s multifamily buildings more efficient.

Mike Bull, Director of Policy and Communications, summarizes the EPA's proposed Carbon Pollution Standards and their implications for the United States and our future greenhouse gas reduction policies.

What's a coefficient of performance? What kinds of heat pump water heaters are on the market? Senior Research Engineer Ben Schoenbauer answers viewers' questions from a recent webinar.

Minneapolis based home energy efficiency certification program, Energy Fit Homes, has certified its first home. Energy Fit Homes makes a statement about a home and provides peace of mind that you’re doing the right thing for yourself, your family and your environment.