What's New
There many Passive House projects certified in the state of Vermont, and more under construction and going through certification every day!
We now have a comprehensive listing of all certified Passive House projects in the state of Vermont on our website under the Projects page!
Vermont Passive House
Efficiency Vermont Deep Retrofit Incentive Program
Cut your energy use in half with incentives and support from our energy experts.
Thank You to our first
Airtight Sponsor
NEI is a privately held company committed to affordable housing with extensive experience in ground-up, moderate rehab, elderly, and veteran projects. We serve clients from Maine to Connecticut from our Northeast Office, and from Florida to Texas from our Southeast Office. Founded in 1998 on the principles of integrity, diligence, and building for good, we have opened the door to over 20,000 newly homed and hopeful families, giving them a chance for a better quality of life. We’re building for good because everyone deserves a good home. We’re building for good because that’s the right way to do it.
NEI has recently just completed the Finch Cambridge, one of the first large-scale multi-family Passive House developments in Massachusetts and the largest new multi-family affordable housing development in Cambridge in 40 years. See Here
A passive house Tower Revolution
PH Effciency and Embodied Carbon
VTPH is now offering a $500 cost reimbursement towards Passive House Institute (PHI) and Passive House Institute US (PHIUS) Consultant training.
Info Flyer and Registration Here
This is a HUGE deal! The City of Boston has officially adopted the Massachusetts "opt-in" specialized stretch code, meaning all new multifamily projects over 12,000 square feet are required to go passive! Says Phius Asso. Director Lisa White
“What is abundantly clear is that all of our challenges and opportunities are interrelated,” says Mayor Michelle Wu at a March 14 press conference. “Making our buildings more energy efficient doesn’t just help us preserve our planet. It also improves indoor air quality, lowers operating costs, and reduces the energy costs burden for residents so that all of our housing is more affordable."
2020 Vermont Passive House
PO Box 712
Montpelier, VT 05601
