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The Energy Department has indicated that new green codes could increase the cost of new homes by $14,000. This change is based on an analysis of the 2024 International Energy Conservation Code, which would significantly raise construction costs compared to previous standards. Energy Secretary Chris Wright expressed concerns over the financial burden these mandates could impose on American families.
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The Energy Department has indicated that new green codes could increase the cost of new homes by $14,000. This change is based on an analysis of the 2024 International Energy Conservation Code, which would significantly raise construction costs compared to previous standards. Energy Secretary Chris Wright expressed concerns over the financial burden these mandates could impose on American families.
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Green codes would add $14,000 to cost of new homes, Energy Department warns
Energy Department analysis estimates $14,000 increase in new home costs due to green codes