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  1. Real Estate Legal Update

    (US) California Nonresidential Building Owners Face New Energy Use Disclosure Requirements In 2014

    By Simon Adams

    Effective January 1, 2014, owners of nonresidential buildings of 10,000 square feet or more must disclose energy use information to prospective purchasers, lessees and lenders. Owners of nonresidential buildings 5,000…

  2. Ahead of Schedule

    Contractors Still Have Time: Certain CA Energy-Related Regulations Delayed to July 1, 2014

    By Tamara Boeck

    Residential and non-residential contractors in California have been waiting for the new California energy-related regulations to be issued for the January 1, 2014 compliance deadline.  Although many became effective on…

  3. Real Estate, Land Use & Environmental Law Blog

    Changes To California Title 24 Energy Use Requirements Effective July 1, 2014

    By Lydia Lake, Pamela Westhoff

    What You Need to Know: On July 1, 2014, 2013 CALGreen, Part 11, Title 24, of the California Code of Regulations will go into effect. As a result, certain nonresidential…

  4. frESH

    Set Your Energy Efficient Microwave Oven’s Timer, And Get Ready to Comment on the Social Cost of Carbon

    By Squire Patton Boggs

    In June, we wrote about the Obama Administration increasing the Social Cost of Carbon.  Predictably, people were unhappy about being informed of the increase through a regulatory impact analysis that…

  5. Real Estate Legal Update

    (UK) Any colour you want as long as it’s green

    By Shelly Hayes

    This post was written by Nav Sahota, Siobhan Hayes, Maricela Robles Garza and Daniel Kyriakides. There have been so many green initiatives from the UK government that it can be…

  6. Land Use Prof Blog

    Chicago becomes latest city to require benchmarking of large building energy use

    By Stephen R. Miller

    Back in September, Chicago became the latest city to adopt an ordinance requiring benchmarking of energy use in its large buildings.  It is a notable accomplishment; only New York City,…

  7. Capital Thinking

    Energy Efficiency Legislation Delayed; McConnell Emissions Legislation Introduced

    By Capital Thinking

    Legislative Activity Energy Efficiency Legislation Delayed The Senate failed last week to fully consider S. 1392, energy efficiency legislation introduced by Sens. Jeanne Shaheen (D-NH) and Rob Portman (R-OH). While…

  8. New Jersey Law Blog

    Property Owners Can Cut Costs and Increase Income Now

    By Stark & Stark

    In March, I wrote about 10 Ways Landlords Can Cut Costs and Increase Income Now. Two recent articles in The New York Times also discuss how owners can cut costs…

  9. Smart Grid Legal News

    Cities Address Energy Efficiency

    By Linda Evers

    Own a building or home? How energy efficient is it? The efficient use of energy is an important element towards the development of a smarter grid. One of the first steps…

  10. Keeping It Real Estate

    Green Deal: what’s the big deal?

    By Charlotte Hill

    When the heatwave recedes and the familiar grey drizzle returns, will we all start preparing for winter by making use of the Green Deal? So far the Green Deal, the…