Chisago Lakes Middle School called in the Center for Energy and Environment to take a deeper look into the building’s systems and envelope to fix multiple heating and cooling problems and help them win a Green Ribbon Schools award.

Sheldon Strom and Mike Bull discuss several recent energy policy accomplishments and what the future of energy policy looks like in Minnesota.

In part two of our Energy Policy the 'Minnesota Way' blog series we move on to look at how the modern day 'Minnesota Way' came about.

Minnesota has a particular style of policy development. In this blog Sheldon Strom and Mike Bull discuss how energy policy in Minnesota developed to be what it is today.

CEE worked with Minneapolis neighborhoods to leverage $85 million in funds and create revolving loan programs that would keep money coming back to fund future neighborhood programs.  

Since the start of One-Stop Efficiency Shop® in 2000 the program has consistently exceed program goals to save participating business owners $415 million over the life of the new lighting equipment they have installed.

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.