This is the third and final installment of a three part series on the future of new housing that will focus on why and how the future of housing will utilize renewable energy. (3 min read)

Accessory Dwelling Units are growing in popularity across the US and changing the landscape of urban density.

Smaller communities across the US - like Milwaukie, Oregon and Montpelier, Vermont - are taking the lead on home energy labeling disclosure policies.

The majority of housing in the US is in need of energy efficiency improvements if we are serious about lowering the carbon footprint of buildings. This piece explores ways Earth Advantage is working with several cross-cutting initiatives to accelerate low-carbon housing on a mass scale.
(4-5 minute read)

An overview of the work we have done with Lawrence Berkeley National Lab to enhance their Building Performance Database.

The future of housing is efficient, electric, and renewable. Part 2: Electric Housing. This is the second of a three part series on the future of new housing that will focus on why and how the future of housing is electric.

Part 1 of a three-part series on the future of housing by Ryan Shanahan. In this piece he discusses how efficiency is driving the housing market and working to lower our carbon impact.
(4 min read)

Ryan LaPoma is promoted from Education Manager to Senior Education Manager, his second promotion in nine years at Earth Advantage. Our Director of Marketing & IT, Erik Cathcart asks him about his new role, his life in Bend, and the changes he's seen over the course of nine years.

Earth Advantage Home Certification (EAHC) has unveiled our 2021 points worksheet to our active Earth Advantage builders and developers. Read more about what these changes encompass.

Information is not getting into real estate listings that provides details on energy consumption and green certifications that could impact a homebuyers' decisions. Read about the software solution we've worked for the past three years to solve this problem.
(8 min. read)