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Resources For Architects & Builders
Building energy efficient homes is the first step to Going Green! Builders today face a number of challenges in today's market. Comfort, energy efficiency, safety and durability are a few examples of what today's homebuyers are increasingly becoming educated on. Don't be left behind! From start to finish, we are committed to providing our clients the insight they need to build and sell high-performance homes. We offer a wide variety of services to meet our builder clients needs. This website is designed to provide you not only with information about our services, but useful information and green insight gathered from a variety of sources in New Mexico and on the Web. Go Green, NM is constantly searching for new products, new techniques, new opportunities for our clients. We are well-educated, well-trained, and well-equipped.

Information on Tax Credits		New Mexico Building Codes
New Mexico Sustainable Building Tax Credit Federal Tax Credits for Consumers PNM Energy Star Home Rebate Go Green, NM Roadmap to NM Tax Credits		Albuquerque Energy Conservation Code New Mexico Building Codes New Mexico Electric and Lighting Code

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On January 1, 2011 the State of NM is anticipating on moving to a new Energy Code based the 2009 International Energy Conservation Code for all permitted building construction that includes residential and commercial. Read more about the new energy code .....

Green Program Checklists		Building Solutions
NAHB, Build Green NM, and LEED-H each have a checklist describing the components necessary to score points and achieve various levels in each program.		PDF documents require the free Adobe Reader. All PDF documents open in a new browser window. Close the browser window to return to the site.
Build Green NM - Silver, Energy Star, and HERS 60 and a WiERs 70 or less is required for the New Mexico Sustainable Building Tax Credit. Choose Go Green, NM as your Energy Rater and Green Verifier! LEED for Homes - Silver or above and HERS 60 is required for the New Mexico Sustainable Building Tax Credit. Choose Go Green, NM as your Energy Rater & Green Verifier! NAHB Green - The National Home Builder Association's Green program. The National Green Building Standard was adopted by BGNM. Choose Go Green, NM as your Energy Rater and Green Verifier! Go Green, NM can help you achieve HERS requirements for NAHB, BGNM, LEED-H and for local and federal tax incentives! Click here to Contact Us Today for more details!		The Perfect Wall Ice Dams Optimum Value Engineered Framing Advanced Wall Framing Designs for Cold Climates Designs for Hot/Dry and Mixed/Dry Climates Energy Star Thermal Bypass Guide Attic Ventilation Radiant Barriers Ducts in Conditioned Space Window Installation Best Practices Go Green, NM Energy Rating Process Note: References are courtesy of their authors and their contributing organizations.

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