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As awareness is increasing about energy consumption, globally, individuals are realizing that simply turning off your lights when they’re not in use, is not enough to make a noticeable change. Bigger, more significant steps have to be taken to ensure long-lasting and quantifiable benefits, both from an ecological and a personal perspective.
By building energy-efficient, certified housing, homeowners are not only ensuring savings in energy expenditure over time but also adding value to their property and improving their ‘user’ experience overall. Energy Star’s study about which states are building the most Energy Star certified homes helps to shed insight into how this industry is growing in the US.
