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- EPA Tightens ENERGY STAR Qualification Standards
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Commercial Green Building
Click here to view the Commercial Green Building Program standards for all non-residential and multi-family construction within the City of Frisco. The program kicked off in November 2006, after more than a year of data collection and analysis.
Resources:
- U.S. Green Building Council
- EPA Green Building
- ENERGY STAR: Green Buildings and Energy Efficiency
- North Texas Chapter of U.S. Green Building Council
- Rocky Mountain Institute’s Green Footstep tool (for residential and commercial new and retrofit building construction projects)