Net-Zero energy building techniques are trickling into the California housing sector.
Eager students have been invited to “take the ball and run with it” by teachers as a means of continuing learning that had previously taken place. The enthusiasm seen by the teacher helps spur student research at accelerated rates compared to less eager individuals.
The same can be said with respect to the concept of net-zero energy buildings. Such construction ideologies & techniques have been gaining traction recently and their inherent benefits have trickled-down to the housing sector. In fact, a report published by the Net-Zero Energy Coalition saw the number of single family and multi-family units built to such specifications grow from approximately 5,500 units in 2015 to 8,200 units in 2016, an increase of 33%. These homes are expected to prevent the release of approximately 78,000 tons of CO2 annually. While California currently leads the way nationwide, other states and urban areas are eager to take the ball and run with it!
Net-Zero energy building techniques are coming into the California housing sector.
The Coalition for Responsible Equitable Economic Development (CREED LA) proudly supports environmentally-responsible construction projects throughout Los Angeles that not only have a positive impact on the local community, but support LA’s working families as well.
CREED LA fights to ensure that developers pay fair wages to all the hard working construction professionals throughout the industry while simultaneously providing them with quality health care, continued training, and trustworthy retirement plans. To learn more about how our non-profit organization supports those building a better, greener world for us all, contact CREED LA at (877) 810-7473.