In the past few years, a growing segment of construction professionals in North America has led the move into greener buildings.

Maybe as a New Year project, we should start thinking about our hopes and dreams for the future, as well as our doomsday bunkers.

With space heating becoming more standardized and with loads becoming smaller, domestic hot water is a new focus for innovation.

Numerous laboratory and real-world solutions are coming forward to address the challenges we face in how we use our buildings.

Are young engineers pursuing positions with Tesla, SpaceX, etc.?

What widespread adoption of electric buildings and vehicles will do to our power grid — and budgets.

Robert Kennedy said, “If our times are difficult and perplexing, so are they challenging and filled with opportunity.” Let’s find those opportunities and create something better.

The current pandemic is boosting interest in various styles of homes that are remote and self-sufficient.

HVAC professionals take another look at IAQ since so many of us are spending more time at home.

Clean-energy systems are less expensive at scale, project teams are more educated, and data collection is completely integrated.