City Energy Project Welcomes 10 New Leaders
The energy strategies of smaller and mid-size cities must be proven, shared, and replicated.
Policy
As a trusted, nonpartisan advisor for local, regional, state, and federal policymakers, IMT continuously facilitates collaboration between public and private sector stakeholders to drive demand for high-performance buildings that unleash a variety of environmental, economic, and social benefits for cities across the U.S.
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The Institute for Market Transformation Joins Better Communities Alliance
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Contact: Katie Weeks, katie.weeks@imt.org, 202.525.32883, x306 Landmark DOE Initiative to Ignite Clean Energy Action in 60 Cities and Counties Across the Country Washington, DC (Sept. 27, 2016)—Announced by the White House during Smart Cities Week, the U.S. Department of Energy is launching the Better Communities Alliance (BCA), a groundbreaking collaborative effort among local … Continued
IMT 2015 Annual Report: Printable Version
For more than 20 years, IMT has worked toward a future in which all buildings are highly efficient, and our progress toward this goal is captured in our 2015 Annual Report.
Putting Data to Work: ACEEE Summer Study Paper
Orignially published in August 2016, this paper was the precursor to the Putting Data to Work toolkit that was released in February 2018. Putting Data to Work: Using Building Energy Performance Data to Expand the Market for Energy Efficiency in Buildings An increasing number of state and local jurisdictions are implementing building performance reporting laws, which generate … Continued
Integrating Building Performance Data in CoStar Group Databases
Statement from Cliff Majersik
White House Unites Uncommon Partners to Liberate Market-Driving Data
Energy data gains momentum.
SEED Platform Collaborative Announces Launch Partner Jurisdictions
Cultivating the expansion of building energy data.
New Report Highlights the Benefits of Benchmarking
Beyond just energy savings.
Energy Transparency for Chicago’s Buildings Reaches New Heights
Inside Chicago's new benchmarking report.
The Benefits of Benchmarking Building Performance
It is relatively easy to make the connection that tracking and disclosing a building’s energy usage will promote energy savings, but in fact, there are many other benefits that go far beyond simply kilowatt hours. While benchmarking brings building owners’ attention to energy efficiency, resulting in behavioral and operational changes that spur immediate and low-cost … Continued