
293: Innovative Solutions for Affordable, Sustainable Living
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In this Episode of the Passive House Podcast, Ilka Cassidy shares on-the-ground interviews from Green Building United’s Sustainability Symposium in Philadelphia, highlighting regional policy, incentives, and high-performance affordable housing work. Ilka chats first with Rich Freeh and Emily Pugliese of Green Building United about Pennsylvania’s divided political landscape, lagging energy code adoption and advocacy opportunities including Philadelphia’s push to adopt 2021 IECC residential code. Ilka also chats with Justin Lovenitti and Norm Horn of New Ecology about Energize Delaware programs and case studies in Philadelphia.
https://greenbuildingunited.org/event/2026-sustainability-symposium/
https://collective.reimaginebuildings.com/
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