New Report: Building a Sustainable Residential Infrastructure

Homes are an important part of our nation’s energy and physical infrastructure with a unique connection to the lives of Americans. Residential buildings also remain a largely untapped resource for carbon reductions. Research shows that retrofitting all U.S. homes constructed before 2000 would reduce emissions by 242 million tons per year and save $66 billion on energy bills, while creating over one million full-time jobs for ten years.

Click here to read the latest BPA report that addresses opportunities, challenges, and policy strategies to drive residential energy efficiency and decarbonization through advanced technologies and approaches.