Feature Articles
by Max Sherman and Iain
Walker
Lab experiments have finally proved
what many home performance specialists have been saying for years: duct
tape, as it is generally used, should not be used to seal ducts.
by Sandy Cataldo
A Massachusetts consumer survey
offers a wealth of advice to guide demand-side management in the post-monopoly
world.
by Pieter VanderWerf
Concrete may be cold and hard, but
some energy-efficient builders have been warming to insulating concrete
forms. Here's how they're built, and how well they work.
ICFs and HERS:
Guaranteed Performance, Easy Financing
by Sheryl Carter
The jargon and confusion of electric
industry restructuring conceals opportunities for home performance contractors.
Home
Energy looks into how energy-efficiency professinals can profit in
the new market.
New Jargon for the Trades
Efficiency Sells for ESP
by Scott Chaplin
Water conservation devices have
come a long way since the old annoying low-flow showerheads. We explore
some products you may not know of, but your customers might appreciate. |