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New York City on Jan. 17 enacted the NYC Existing Building Code and Energy Conservation Code that together will require mandatory air-leakage testing for all buildings, enhance requirements for backup electric heating and eliminate obstacles to rehabilitating existing buildings. Adoption of the 2025 New York City Energy Conservation Code, or NYCECC, helps the city align…
A new white paper offering practical guidance for employers on how to recognise, understand and respond to trauma in the workplace has been published by Nottingham Business School (NBS), part of Nottingham Trent University. Recent national figures show that more than 8.5 million adults in England and Wales are survivors of childhood abuse, underlining the…
Projects will include significant maintenance, replacements and upgrades needed to maintain operational capability and advance healthcare delivery. February 2, 2026 The U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs (VA) has had its share of bad news in recent years, from the possibility of closing facilities and the need for $4.1 billion to build and upgrade facilities to…
Facility managers can help neurodiverse employees find success while on the job. Facility managers are natural problem-solvers. But one problem they face refuses to go away: finding reliable employees and keeping them. In today’s labor crunch, one of the most powerful solutions is hiding in plain sight: neurodiverse talent. Worldwide, 15 percent to 20 percent…
In a significant shift in how it regulates construction and renovations, New York City adopted a new Existing Building Code and an updated Energy Conservation Code. The move puts its regulations more closely aligned with international model standards and state requirements. The NYC Existing Building Code is based on the International Existing Building Code and…
Congress has fully funded the Energy Star program through fiscal year 2026 as part of a funding bill that President Trump signed into law Jan. 23. The administration tried to zero-out the program in early 2025. “The funding is a huge win,” Sabine Rogers, federal policy manager at the U.S. Green Building Council, says in…
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