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How Cities Can Use Building Energy Data to Drive Efficiency
This blog is the second in an ongoing series exploring the findings of IMT’s Putting Data to Work project, a three-year effor... -
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It’s not only about light bulbs: Are energy efficiency utilities the business model of the future?
The New Energy Economy: Where and how do DCSEU and other energy efficiency utilities fit in, within this bigger, evolving pic... -
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New Toolkit Helps Turn Building Performance Data into Action and Savings
Reports, tools, and case studies examine pioneering efforts in Washington, D.C. and New York City to enable local governments... -
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How to be Green without Giving Up Life's Luxuries
It’s not easy being green. Kermit the Frog said it — even sang it — but it might as well have been the motto of the first wav... -
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This Craft Brewery Runs on the Sun
Thor Cheston loves craft beer so much, he was made a knight in Belgium, the global brewing capital. He's also a clean energy ... -
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DC’s Shelters Are Going Green – and Improving Conditions for Residents
Whether you’re a fan of Mayor Muriel Bowser or not, you can’t deny that her administration is taking climate change seriously... -
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Power for a Population Boom
Since 2000, Washington, D.C.’s population has surged, but its power grid has not. Instead of generators, the city added renew... -
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Sustainability Benefits: A people, planet and profit business strategy
Who says doing business and doing good don’t mix? Companies across the globe have been doing both, with a renewed commitment ... -
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Here’s How D.C.’s Eco-Friendliest Restaurants Save Tons of Money Every Year
Since 2014, dining incubator Union Kitchen has adopted energy-efficient measures that will result in $500,000 in lifetime ene... -
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WC Smith Works with DCSEU to Make Apartments More Sustainable
WC Smith, a DC-based company that has been providing real estate development and property management services since 1968, … -
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Embassies Convene to Promote Green Diplomacy
On Wednesday, November 1, the diplomatic community and the private sector came together for ‘Green Diplomacy Day’ at the Emba... -
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DC Wins a LEED Cities Platinum Award
While the current national administration is rolling back environmental initiatives, DC’s efforts to support and promote a gr... -
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Howard University Improves Efficiency and Campus Safety with DCSEU
Howard University recently completed an exterior LED lighting retrofit, receiving technical assistance and incentives from … -
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DCSEU Project with American University Featured in Washington Business Journal
American University recently teamed up with MeteoViva and the DCSEU to implement new technology and reduce energy … -
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Energy efficiency: The hidden hand in the fight against climate change
The DCSEU recently drafted an Op-Ed for Energy Efficiency Day that was published in The Hill: The danger and destruction of … -
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DCSEU Featured on Great Day Washington
As part of Energy Efficiency Day, WUSA-9 included a segment featuring the DCSEU, providing tips for consumers to save money … -
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Reflecting on the DCSEU's Past Six Years
Washington, D.C., September 7, 2017 – Throughout the past six years, the DC Sustainable Energy Utility (DCSEU) has served … -
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ISTUDIO Architects Presented with DCSEU Energy Savings Leader Award
The DCSEU presented ISTUDIO architects with a 2016 DCSEU Energy Savings Leader Award for its dedication to the design of 21 … -
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MWCOG Honors the DCSEU with 2016 Climate and Energy Leadership Award
The Metropolitan Washington Council of Governments (COG) presented Climate and Energy Leadership Awards to the District of …
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Free Solar Panels for Some Low-Income Neighborhoods
Written by Matt Yurus for WUSA9, August 26, 2016 WASHINGTON (WUSA9) - The times, they are a changing in some of D.C.’s … -
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Why Should Only the Wealthy Get Solar Panels?
Washington, D.C., has embarked on an aggressive clean-energy plan, but a big challenge will be making sure it doesn't worsen ...