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Jeff Chenoweth
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Portlandian. Runner. Loud noise enthusiast.
Director of Brand at @buildingdecarb.org
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This video is the first in a series about professional chefs & restaurants who have shifted to induction cooking. Really great watch!
Kitchen Currents: Seattle’s Marjorie Restaurant
Moodie’s story is part of a new video series by the Building Decarbonization Coalition (BDC), Kitchen Currents, which features restaurant owners who made a conscious decision to go electric.
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November 13, 2025 at 7:59 PM
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🏗️ Something special is under construction! #TheCleanGreenNeighborhood, our bilingual kids’ book illustrated by @nicolekelner.bsky.social, arrives 11/13. Come celebrate the union workers building resilient neighborhoods, and use code PREORDERTCGN for 15% off. bit.ly/47EiKNw #EnergySky
Picture of a page from The Clean Green Neighborhood children's book. This page of the book shows a cutaway view of a house in the clean green neighborhood. You can see via the cutaway that the house has an EV being charged in its garage. On the house itself workers are installing solar panels on the house's roof. There is also a heat pump clothes dryer, a heat pump water heater, a ground-source heat pump in the house's basement, and an induction stove in the house's kitchen. The page also shows that the house's attic and walls are insulated, and that there are ducts that distribute hot and cool air from the ground source heat pump to rooms throughout the home.
November 4, 2025 at 5:07 PM
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🎉 Wow! Today’s Building Code update makes NY the first state to require new buildings to be all-electric. We commend NY’s Building Code Council, @governor.ny.gov @lizkrueger.bsky.social, & @emilyassembly.bsky.social for achieving this landmark victory for #BuildingDecarb. zpr.io/2niwk4i7Xvs3
Graphic describing the benefits of New York Adopting the strongest all-electric building code in the country. Has a picture of a heat pump and an induction stove. It says thanks to this new all-electric building code, we can build new housing for cheaper with lower utility bills, live in climate-resilient buildings that are safe during extreme weather events, have fossil fuel-free buildings with clean air, and tackle the climate emergency with lower building emissions.
July 25, 2025 at 6:21 PM