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Without policy intervention, U.S. building emissions are expected to remain relatively constant through 2050, an incompatible trajectory for limiting warming to a 1.5°C target. Fortunately, transitioning from fossil fuels to clean electricity can help meet a net-zero target while providing U.S. residents with clean air and lower energy bills in their living and working spaces.

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Making Buildings Better: Building Electrification Provisions In The Build Back Better Act

December 2021

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Building electrification and energy efficiency investments in the Build Back Better Act will decarbonize the building sector, improve public health, and reduce consumer bills.

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Building Codes: A Powerful Yet Underused Climate Policy That Could Save Billions

December 2020

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EI’s Amanda Myers explains why building codes are a powerful tool for reducing building sector emissions, while helping drive economy-wide decarbonization, and highlights California’s upcoming opportunity to adopt an all-electric building code.

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Energy Policy Solutions for the U.S.

Net-zero emissions scenario, Energy Policy SimulatorThe open-source United States Energy Policy Simulator estimates environmental and economic impacts of hundreds of climate and energy policies. The most recent EPS update unlocks more decarbonization options than ever before, including scenarios with net-zero emissions.

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