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Staff Spotlight: Michael Verhulst

Posted by Tim Hanrahan | Date August 23, 2016

In this series, learn how each CEE staffer contributes to reducing energy waste while improving the environment. This week, we profile lighting consultant Michael Verhulst.

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Summer 2016 Field Notes

Posted by Helen Booth-Tobin | Date August 19, 2016

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

The future calls for Clean Energy First

Posted by Mike Bull | Date August 16, 2016

CEE supports Xcel Energy's coal plant retirements and a Clean Energy First approach.

Decoupling pairs top-notch utility service with energy savings

Posted by Mike Bull | Date August 5, 2016

Mike Bull explains how decoupling stabilizes utility revenues and maximizes efficiency investments.

Staff Spotlight: John Kroll

Posted by Tim Hanrahan | Date July 21, 2016

In this series, learn how each CEE staffer contributes to reducing energy waste while improving the environment. This week, we profile energy technician John Kroll.

Sticky business: U.S. Dept of Energy invests in CEE aerosol sealant research

Posted by Helen Booth-Tobin | Date July 19, 2016

The research will evaluate integration of aerosol envelope sealing into home building process.

A New Era for Evaluating Color Rendition

Posted by Kristen Funk | Date June 30, 2016

This short article outlines a new color rendering system that addresses the limitations brought on by the advancement of solid-state lighting.

Staff spotlight: Stacy Boots Camp

Posted by Tim Hanrahan | Date June 30, 2016

In this series, learn how each CEE staffer contributes to reducing energy waste while improving the environment. This week, we profile recruitment and outreach coordinator Stacy Boots Camp.

Energy Fit Homes address homeowner roadblocks to energy-saving comfort

Posted by Helen Booth-Tobin | Date June 26, 2016

Many homeowners know that they could be doing more to improve the efficiency of their home, but knowing where to start can cause some mental roadblocks.