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Guy Payne, Executive Director, SEON (Sustainable Outreach Network), Vermont's building science training and certification

Growth Must Be Pursued Consciously and Sustainably

High-performance building isn’t just a profession; it’s an avenue for young minds to shape a future that marries economic growth, environmental preservation and personal fulfillment. by Guy Payne, Executive Director of SEON (Sustainable Energy Outreach Network) Ali Jalili’s call for Vermont to grow its population for economic sustainability and vitality is a resonating one. However, this growth […]

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Everything you need to know about heat pumps, heat pumps 101

From Vermont, For Vermont: The Ultimate Heat Pump Guide

Find out the dual functionality of heat pumps, a remarkable alternative to traditional heating and cooling systems. Unlike standard units that generate heat or cold separately, heat pumps transfer heat either from the outside in during colder months or from the inside out during warmer periods. This efficiency not only promises year-round comfort but also champions environmental stewardship, positioning heat pumps as a pivotal solution for a sustainable and energy-efficient future. Let’s dive deeper into “Heat Pumps 101” to grasp the essentials of this game-changing technology.

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Building Science: Volume 1, Issue 11

Building Science: Volume 1, Issue 11 SEON’s Sustainable Energy Outreach Network Newsletter In this issue Message from the Executive Director Building Science Guild Topics Training Classes – It’s Not Too Late Our members – in action Interesting Links Resources Meetings & Conferences Job Opportunities Thank you, Members From SEON’s Executive Director It’s November If you

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US Capitol Building High-Performance Building Science and sustainable technics

From Foundation to Future: The US Capitol’s Sustainability Journey

George Washington, the nation’s first president and a true visionary, laid the cornerstone of what we now know as the U.S. Capitol Building in Washington, D.C. Little did he know that this historic act would set the stage for a building that would continue to inspire generations through its commitment to sustainability and high-performance building practices.

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