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Building a Sustainable Future Webinar 2023 Recap

By |2023-05-19T12:31:45-04:00March 13th, 2023|Architecture, Buildings, Climate Change, Construction, Energy Efficiency, Engineering, Green Build, Green for Homes, Home Energy Ratings, LEED, New Construction Team, Reused Building Materials, Uncategorized, Webinar|

This blog post is an overview of our recent Building a Sustainable Future virtual event. A recording of the event can be found at the bottom of this page. Read More »

High Performance Building: Blower Door Tests

By |2020-12-07T09:44:17-05:00December 7th, 2020|Buildings, Construction, Energy Efficiency, Engineering, Green Build, Green for Homes, Home Energy Ratings, LEED, New Construction Team|

High Performance Building Here at the Center for EcoTechnology (CET) we have a dedicated High Performance Building team that guides residents and builders through the process of energy efficient building for renovations, additions, and new building projects. Our team looks at blueprints and plans and guides builders and contractors along to help them reach their

Going for [LEED] Gold: The Clarion Residential Community

By |2020-05-18T13:48:02-04:00April 2nd, 2020|Architecture, Buildings, Construction, Energy Efficiency, LEED, Sustainability|

The Clarion, a new residential community, is located in the culturally vibrant neighborhood of Grove Hall and Roxbury in downtown Boston. From the outside, it looks just like any other new, chic apartment building, but there’s more to this building than meets the eye. The Clarion, built by The Community Builders, is LEED Certified Gold.

Get a Jump on Air Source Heat Pumps!

By |2018-07-06T13:21:24-04:00September 7th, 2017|Energy Efficiency, Energy Savings, Home Energy Ratings, LEED, New Construction Team, Renewable Energy, Sustainability, Uncategorized|

In New England, heating our homes can become a lifestyle, whether it be chopping wood to stoke the fire, or incessantly monitoring the thermostat – we care about how much energy we use and know we’ve done well when we can see the change on our utility bills. That’s why Air Source Heat Pumps (ASHPs)

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