• Engage in public policy through legislative efforts, active participation in caucuses, coalitions, and briefings to Congress and agencies
• Advise DOE on reducing energy consumption and improving environmental impact
• Research and promote R&D credits for HPB product manufacturers
• Promote conformance with Federal Energy Management Program (FEMP) requirements
• Disseminate information on federal tax incentives for HPB systems as well as federal and state funding for demo projects

Comprehensive Plan

Projects, Responsibilities, and Timelines

Events

2010

• June 13 – 19 – HPB Week (334 kb)
• June 15 - HPBCCC Briefing – HPB 101 (182 kb)
• June 15 - HPBCCC Reception – HPB Week (329)
• June 16 - Appointments for NEMA members - Capitol Hill (71 kb)
• June 16 - HPBCCC Reception – Green Roof & Infrastruct (56 kb)
• June 18 - HPBCCC Briefing – Net Zero Buildings (309 kb)                                     

Related Links

• S.3250 The Federal Buildings Personnel Training Act of 2010 (160k)
• Press release from Rep. Carnahan (D-MO) (371k)
• The Leadership Letter (f65k)
• High Performance Building Congressional Caucus Coalition
• Legislation on Federal Building Personnel Training
• • Release: Building Personnel Training Intro - April 22, 2010 (147k)
  • A BILL - CARNAH 020 xml (36k)
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• High-Performance Building Week 2010 Flyer (405k)
• High Performance Buildings Booklet (1,169kb)
• Representative Carnahan's Video to NEMA's High Performance Building Council (13Mb)
• HPBCCC Recommendations (372k)
• Codes and Standards Notes (26k)
• Government Relations Notes (24k)
• Marketing Notes (95k)
• Earle Kennett NIBS Presentation) (6Mb)
• Tom Gouldsborough Manitoba Hydro Presentation (60Mb)
• Attendee Contact Information (42k)

Legislation

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