Wu Pushes for Boston to Join New Energy Code
Boston Mayor Michelle Wu will seek adoption of the state’s new opt-in stretch energy code, requiring a higher standard of energy-efficient designs for new buildings and renovations.
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by Steve Adams | Feb 8, 2022
The proposed new regulations are designed to cut carbon emissions in multifamily developments, but natural gas hookups won’t be banned.
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