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Nov. 15--Sammie Pakros, her 2-year-old grandson and her ex-husband have been living on borrowed time.
Wisconsin's Solar Decathlon team focuses on affordable, off-the-shelf solutions suitable for the average family.
Team Minnesota updates the traditional gable house to accommodate optimum solar generation.
Team Arizona's 2009 Solar Decathlon entry aims for equilibrium in a constantly changing desert environment.
Caribbean team brings an island feel to its Solar Decathlon House.
This net-zero house channels Canadian landscapes by synthesizing wood, water, stone, and light.
From its barn siding to its locally sourced materials, OSU’s Solar Decathlon entry channels the Buckeye State inside and out.
Its G-Line series promotes a "philosophy" of living.
A strong connection to the outdoors and locally sourced materials keep PSU’s Solar Decathlon house in tune with its natural surroundings.
DOE-sponsored competition challenges students to design, build, and operate a solar-powered house.
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As the economy shrinks floor plans, these design tricks can help make the most of smaller spaces.
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Move could result in more energy-efficient and healthy single- and multifamily buildings.
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The Research Center is working with builders and remodelers to develop cost-effective solutions for energy-efficient homes.
Arbor South’s The Sage infill house achieves a LEED-Platinum with a tight envelope and an array of resource-friendly features.
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Allocation of Recovery Act funds includes advancement of building systems research and development of efficient new homes.
South Carolina builder captures green buyers by spending just $1,000 more per house.
Manufacturers say they are committed to increasing performance and providing fresh looks.
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Consumers are worried about the faltering economy, but say they are willing to buy energy-efficient products if they see immediate savings.
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Bill signed by President Obama could pump billions into the remodeling market.
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Nate Kredich: 'The message is not LEED; it's why to go green and how to go green.'