Green Building Law Update
JUNE 28, 2015
rain) regulation in the nation and even taxes the rain (by square foot). Today the City of Albuquerque Water Utilities Authority offers rebates of $1.50 But is it too farfetched to imagine government increasing potable water by not only making it legal but even offering incentives, like Albuquerque, for collecting rain?
Green Building Law Update
JUNE 28, 2015
rain) regulation in the nation and even taxes the rain (by square foot). Today the City of Albuquerque Water Utilities Authority offers rebates of $1.50 But is it too farfetched to imagine government increasing potable water by not only making it legal but even offering incentives, like Albuquerque, for collecting rain?
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Green Building Law Blog
FEBRUARY 2, 2012
AHRI vs. City of Albuquerque , a case that I first posted on in 2008, finally reached its conclusion last week. It will make it more difficult for local governments to know the extent to which they can regulate HVAC energy efficiency, which may make local governments shy away from doing so.
Business Facilities
OCTOBER 16, 2017
In July, Albuquerque-based Affordable Solar started construction of three solar farms to meet the green-energy needs of the data center’s first building. We told them we were eliminating regulations that didn’t make sense.”. The Albuquerque-based firm received a total investment of $2 million, including $1.7 percent purity. “It
Green Building Law Blog
FEBRUARY 2, 2012
City of Albuquerque case. In 2007, the City of Albuquerque adopted a new energy conservation code designed to achieve greater energy efficiency in buildings. They alleged that the City of Albuquerque's energy code required HVAC equipment that was more efficient than the efficiency standards set by the Federal government.
Green Building Law Blog
NOVEMBER 28, 2012
• “Who Should Regulate? Federalism and Conflict in Regulation of Green Buildings,” William & Mary Environmental Law and Policy Review , 2009. • “What’s Next for Albuquerque,” November 17, 2008, Greenerbuildings.com. • The Law of Green Buildings, ABA-ELI , Fall 2010.
Buisness Facilities Contributed Content
OCTOBER 23, 2012
Albuquerque: High-Tech Haven. The Albuquerque metro is continuously recognized as a high tech haven by national publications such as Wired and Small Times magazines thanks to its variety of companies and technology savvy workforce available to new and expanding companies. Albuquerque has built a thriving renewable energy cluster.
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