On behalf of NCBPA’s Staff, Board of Directors and Members, our thoughts and well wishes go out to those affected by Hurricane Florence. While our staff in Raleigh was unaffected, many of our friends, families and business partners were not…
Billions in energy efficiency savings for North Carolinians is achievable, report finds September 25, 2018 – North Carolina Building Performance Association (NCBPA) today released a report projecting the potential for $13.9 billion in energy savings in North Carolina over ten…
Marissa Nixon – Research & Policy Coordinator Marissa works part-time for NCBPA as Research and Policy Coordinator. Her work includes leading technical, policy and market research projects spanning residential and commercial energy efficient, green and high-performance buildings. This work helps…
On August 31, 2018, NCBPA submitted comments on NC Housing Finance Agency’s 2019 Qualified Action Plan (QAP) program related to increasing energy efficient, green and/or high performance construction standards in affordable housing developments. North Carolina’s current QAP requires ENERGY STAR…
Stronger Building and Energy Codes Are a Long-Term Win for North Carolina Authored by NCBPA Vice Chair Pam Fasse, President of Fasse bldgs. What is required for strong building and energy codes? More than ever before, residential and commercial builders…
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We’re excited to share two recent news stories of our Board Members in the news. See below! Low Impact Building With High Rewards Featuring NCBPA Vice Chair Pam Fasse, President of Fasse bldgs. http://www.wilmingtonbiz.com/entrepreneurs/2018/08/10/low_impact_building_with_high_rewards/17835 Energy industry evolves to meet growing…
On August 15th, NCBPA’s Ryan Miller presented a preview of the association’s upcoming “Energy Efficiency Potential Report” findings to the Energy Policy Council during its third quarter meeting. The EPC “advises the governor and General Assembly on legislation and rulemaking that…
North Carolina adopts Energy Rating Index as compliance option for the state’s 2018 residential energy code The Energy Rating Index is a cost-effective compliance option for builders to use to meet the state’s new residential energy code RALEIGH, N.C. (August…