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Thu Apr 8, 2021

State Policy Updates

The latest policy updates from across the nation.

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Wed Mar 31, 2021

The Importance of Home—How President Biden Can Keep His Promise

Read more about Biden’s Build Back Better Plan

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Fri Mar 26, 2021

PPP Loans Have Been Extended

What you need to know about the PPP loan extension.

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Wed Mar 17, 2021

BPA, BPI…What’s The Difference?

Did you know BPA and BPI are not the same organization?

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News

Mon Apr 12, 2021

U.S. Secretary of Energy Jennifer M. Granholm To Deliver Welcome Address For Building Performance Association’s 2021 National Home Performance Virtual Conference

Jennifer M. Granholm, the United States Secretary of Energy, will be delivering a welcome message to attendees of BPA's national conference

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Mon Mar 29, 2021

Green Buildings Career Map Launches, Showcasing Diverse Energy Efficiency Career Options

The Green Buildings Career Map features 55 jobs in energy efficiency for buildings across four different industry sectors.

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Recent Resources

Mon Dec 7, 2020

Scaling Up Retrofits of Existing Homes

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Thu Oct 29, 2020

Comments to DEEPs' 2019-2021 Conservation and Load Management Plan and Budget

BPA continues to fight for energy efficiency program funding in the states and today filed comments on potential amendments to the Connecticut Department of Energy and Environmental Protection’s (DEEP) 2019-2021 Conservation and Load Management Plan (“C&LM Plan”). One proposal on the table was cutting $36 million in energy efficiency funding due to program changes caused by COVID. BPA worked with Efficiency for All and other partners to urge DEEP to keep the $36 million in the pipeline because “rapid redeployment of energy efficiency programs during and post-COVID will provide many economic stimulus benefits to Connecticut.” Governor Lamont’s September 2019 Executive Order Number 3 created ambitious energy efficiency targets for the state by 2040. BPA’s comments asked DEEP to stay the course and emphasized that Connecticut cannot meet its climate, energy, and cost cutting goals without a trained energy efficiency workforce.

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