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Cold-Climate Air Source Heat Pumps

Posted by Ben Schoenbauer | Date July 2, 2018

This article, summarizing CEE's research into air source heat pump potential in cold climates, was originally published in Home Energy Magazine.

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2018 MN Legislature: Session Wrap-Up

Posted by Jamie Fitzke | Date June 27, 2018

Read more about CEE’s three priorities for the 2018 session that all succeeded.

Lending team helps Minnesotans become energy efficient — one loan at a time

Posted by Jim Hasnik | Date June 19, 2018

Meet the talented team of experts that help finance energy efficient projects for homeowners, businesses, & communities across our state.

Making a splash by helping MN pool techs save energy & money

Posted by R.S. Nichloson | Date June 19, 2018

In this Research Insights post we talk about the indoor public pool optimization project, developed to identify energy savings opportunities through improved energy efficiency.

Partners in Energy: July application deadline for free energy-saving program

Posted by Elena Foshay | Date June 7, 2018

Eighteen Minnesota communities have participated in Partners in Energy to develop energy action plans that support energy efficiency. Now these communties have the opportunity to share their success.

Market characterization study finds new savings opportunities for Focus on Energy

Posted by Lester Shen | Date May 23, 2018

Seventhwave and Center for Energy and Environment recently released a final report for a Wisconsin Embedded Data Center Market Characterization study.

Field Notes Research Updates: Spring 2018

Posted by R.S. Nichloson | Date May 23, 2018

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

Plugging air leaks early on, to prevent future energy (and money) loss

Posted by R.S. Nichloson | Date May 21, 2018

In this Research Insights post we talk about CEE’s Aerosol Sealing in Residential New Construction project, which is looking at significantly reducing building air leakage.

Energy Intelligence: Thoughts on closing the gender gap in tech careers

Posted by R.S. Nichloson | Date May 14, 2018

We asked Nicole Kessler, program manager for Energy Intelligence, to share her insights on energy efficiency and the gender gap in science-related fields.