The Energy Policy Act mandates certain requirements related to energy efficiency and sustainability in various types of buildings. Here are some key mandates outlined by the Act:
1. All new homes must be built in an environmentally friendly way, often referred to as "green building." This includes using energy-efficient materials and systems to reduce the home's environmental impact.
2. New shopping malls are also required to be built in a sustainable manner, following green building practices to minimize energy consumption and promote sustainability.
3. Federal buildings must comply with green building standards, ensuring that they are designed and constructed to be energy efficient and environmentally responsible.
4. Grocery stores are mandated to adopt green building practices when constructing new facilities, aiming to reduce energy usage and promote sustainability in their operations.
These mandates aim to promote energy efficiency, reduce environmental impact, and enhance sustainability in various types of buildings to contribute to a more sustainable future.
