Tag: Minnesota's Green Path
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Builders celebrated for energy efficiency excellence
Three Minnesota homebuilders—Stonegate Builders, Hanson Builders, Inc., and Lennar—have been recognized for their commitment to energy-efficient construction, earning Gold Designated Green Path Builder Status under Minnesota’s Green Path program. Paltrin Homes received Silver Status with 3 Master Certifications. Minnesota’s Green Path, developed by Housing First Minnesota, is the state’s premier energy efficiency certification for new… Read More
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Green Path Conference showcases efficient, sustainable building practices
Minnesota’s Green Path hosted a full house of more than 80 industry professionals at its annual Green Path Building Conference on Nov. 14 in Roseville. Residential contractors, remodelers and other members of the industry attended the half-day event, all focused on advancing energy-efficient and environmentally friendly building techniques. Attendees gained valuable insights into utility rebate… Read More
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Building a more sustainable future with Minnesota’s Green Path
Minnesota’s Green Path is the leading green building program for residential construction in Minnesota. Green Path helps homeowners understand the energy efficiency of their homes and gives them the confidence that comes with independent, third-party testing. Read More
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Minnesota homebuilders remain committed to green building in 2022
According to Residential Energy Services Network (RESNET), Minnesota has one of the lowest average Home Energy Rating System (HERS) Index Scores of all states in the country that energy tested more than 3,000 homes in 2022. The lower the HERS Index Score, the more energy efficient the home is. According to RESNET, Minnesota tested 10,189… Read More
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Going green on the Parade of Homes
You might notice a little more green on this spring’s Parade of Homes. Out of the 383 homes in this spring’s tour, 228 will feature additional signage that notes these homes as built by Designated Green Path Builders. Designated Green Path Builders commit to energy testing a minimum of 75% of their new single-family homes… Read More
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