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November 22, 2024
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Massachusetts Moves Forward with Contentious Net-zero Building Code Proposal
Massachusetts is going forward with a new building code proposal that critics say doesn't allow towns and cities to ban fossil fuels in new construction.
Massachusetts is going forward with a new building code proposal that critics say doesn't allow towns and cities to ban fossil fuels in new construction. | Shutterstock
Jun 27, 2022 | Sam Mintz
Massachusetts has published proposed code language for its new net-zero building performance standards.
CookingEnergy EfficiencyMassachusettsSpace HeatingState and Local PolicyWater Heating
Keywordsbuilding decarbonizationCharlie BakerMassachusetts Department of Energy Resources (MA DOER)
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