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The connected comfort movement: Integrating smart HVAC, safety, and water solutions for energy efficient homes

Honeywell Home products and First Alert solutions from Resideo help builders design smart, safe, and efficient homes
The connected comfort movement: Integrating smart HVAC, safety, and water solutions for energy efficient homes
By: JD Wix, Senior Director, Vertical Markets at Resideo As homes become more connected, the conversation around energy efficiency is expanding beyond insulation, solar panels, and building envelopes. Today’s high-performance homes rely on intelligent systems that not only conserve resources but also help make everyday living safer and more efficient. Resideo Technologies, Inc., through its trusted Honeywell Home® and First Alert® brands, is helping builders deliver that future – one where energy management, water conservation, and life safety technologies work together in harmony. From thermostats that anticipate homeowners’ energy needs, to sensors that stop water leaks before damage occurs, these innovations are helping shape the future of eco-friendly, smart construction. Smart energy management: Comfort that saves Heating and cooling account for roughly half of a home’s total energy consumption, making HVAC systems an extremely... read more
 
Posted by Merielle McLaughlin Tuesday, August 4, 2026 11:33:00 AM
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The Inflation Reduction Act and Its Effects on Sustainable Housing

The Inflation Reduction Act (IRA) is a key piece of legislation that is helping to transform the way we think about sustainable housing. By providing incentives to encourage the electrification of buildings and infrastructure, the IRA is helping to reduce energy costs, promote energy efficiency, and create a more sustainable housing landscape. In this blog post, we'll discuss the effects of the IRA on sustainable housing and the benefits it has for homeowners and society. What is the Inflation Reduction Act? The Inflation Reduction Act of 2022 is an ambitious climate initiative that provides $369 billion in funding to achieve a net zero carbon economy and transition the US to clean energy technologies by 2050. The Act seeks to reduce global emissions and create economic opportunities for all Americans by investing in EV charging infrastructure, renewable energy, smart grids, and tax incentives for energy freedom and independence. The Act also works to reduce the cost of... read more
 
Posted by Anna Jennissen Tuesday, January 24, 2023 4:25:00 PM Categories: Healthy Homes Zero Carbon Zero Energy Home
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Getting on the Path to Zero

A Conversation with "Housing 2.0" Author Sam Rashkin

To advance the leading edge of building science knowledge and sustainable business practices in the residential construction community, EEBA collaborates with industry experts to broadcast regular webinars. Recently EEBA CEO and President, Aaron Smith sat down with Housing 2.0 author Sam Rashkin to talk about how to help people "get on the path to zero.”    

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Posted by Tuesday, June 28, 2022 11:33:00 AM Categories: Embodied Carbon Zero Carbon Zero Energy Home
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