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The new energy audit law is going change all that. It will bring these behind-the-scenes basics into the limelight. Old houses will meet new tech.

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The Audit plan allows you to simply disclose the results of an audit. The Energy Star plan is an established program that predates the Energy Audit requirement.

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When the summer temps started to climb, my bottom floor AC acted up, and really crashed. I had a 1 year home warranty contract on my home. When I called them, they reviewed the AC, but really were not going to take any “heroic” steps to improve my AC.

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I recently wrote a guest editorial for the Statesman regarding a City of Austin task force that was considering how to improve the energy efficiency of existing homes.   A good friend, with a great sense of humor, sent me this email: “Very well written.  It’s scary how our “leaders” would propose something so drastic that would have a HUGE affect [...]

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I recently wrote a guest editorial regarding the City of Austin’s initiative to improve the energy efficiency of existing homes.  A good friend, Bill Moore, whose opinion I respect, sent me an email, and I would like to quote it here:   “I did read the article. I thought it was very well done.   I [...]

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In December, 2007, the City of Austin created a task force to recommend revisions to city code that would lead Austin in a greener direction.  One purpose of the task force was to consider how to encourage homeowners to retrofit their homes to improve their energy performance.  One of the ideas considered was making energy [...]

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