Lilium Electric Aircraft Promises Greener Skies
An electric aircraft could be a cleaner answer to short-range, city-to-city travel. In “Back to the...
Alan Naditz
Alan Naditz is managing editor of Green Builder Magazine. He has covered numerous industries in his extensive career, including residential and commercial construction, small and corporate business, real estate and sustainability.
Electrify My Home Helps Homeowners Go Electric In Stages
Virtual non-meetings with clients via a custom data collection portal lowers the company’s carbon...
Climate First Bank Finances Sustainability-Based Projects
Meet a Florida institution that strives to change finance to finance change. For Ken LaRoe, CEO of...
Dvele Promises Carbon-Free Homes
It’s now solar power all the way for homes by this Southern California builder. What does a...
New Code Hikes West Coast Building Performance
California Energy Commission’s 2022 building code includes mandatory electric appliances and...
Rooftop Solar Could Be Shared With Neighbors’ PCs
Excess energy from a homeowner’s PVC system can be drawn off the grid by other computer users....
Most American Homes Now Have Some Air Conditioning
Only one in 20 U.S. homes lack environmental control, versus nearly one in two in the 1970s. As of...
7 Building Trends As the Industry Heads Into 2022
While U.S. energy producers consider how they can prevent another weather-related meltdown, the...
Seattle Breaks Ground on Net Zero High-Rise
The 15-story building will include solar power, reclaimed rainwater, smart home devices—and...
Megadrought’s Construction Fallout Begins
A tiny Utah city’s ban on new housing could be where all of the parched Western U.S. is heading....
Lessons Learned from Recent Natural Disasters
Recovering from a freeze, hurricane, wildfire, or other natural disaster takes a lot of work. But...
Historic District Infill Home
For this multi-part project, going green became a real group effort. The goal of this project in...
Double the Space, Half the Energy
This Cape Code-style home is bigger than its predecessor, but thanks to green features the electric...