Arlington, VA, October 28, 2019 – North Carolina Building Performance Association (NCBPA) and Polyisocyanurate Insulation Manufacturers Association (PIMA) today announced a new partnership to educate architects, builders, code officials and building professionals about the importance of building envelope energy efficiency…
Applications are open to join NCBPA’s Board of Directors for one and two-year terms beginning in January of 2020. General positions with one-year terms and Executive Committee positions with two-year terms are both available. Click below to download the application,…
NCBPA welcomes you and your company to participate in National Energy Efficiency Day, taking place today all across the country! Last year, NCBPA and its members celebrated by sharing stories, job site photos and team pictures online to promote North…
After nearly a year’s worth of meetings, surveys and analysis, last week Duke University’s Nicholas Institute released its final North Carolina Energy Efficiency Roadmap in partnership with North Carolina Department of Environmental Quality (NCDEQ). The report will help North Carolina…
Last week, partner organization E2 (Environmental Entrepreneurs) and NCBPA submitted a comment letter to Dr. John Hardin, Executive Director of the Office of Science, Technology and Innovation in the North Carolina Department of Commerce, in support of improved support for…
Each year, North Carolina Housing Finance Agency (NCHFA) asks for public comments on the minimum standards of its Qualified Allocation Plan (QAP) that sets construction and energy efficiency requirements and options for Low Income Housing Tax Credit (LIHTC) projects, mostly…
NCBPA staff, members and partners have been active participants in the development of the state’s new Clean Energy Plan that was initiated in the fall of 2018 with Governor Cooper’s Executive Order #80. After months of meetings, discussions, surveys, presentations…
By: Ryan Miller, Founder & Executive Director, NCBPA NCBPA sheds light on how changes to data collection and analysis methods in state and national reporting impact the perceptions and reporting of our industry’s revenue, company and worker data. If you’re…
Authored by: Ryan Miller of NCBPA This is part two of a two-part series on how investing in building energy efficiency first would enable North Carolina to meet its clean energy, renewable energy, and carbon emission goals more quickly and…
Last week, member leaders participated in a panel discussion at the Appalachian State Energy Summit that was attended by students in App State’s Building Science, Construction Management, Architecture and other degree programs. Hosted by NCBPA and following a similar panel…