Ryan Meres

Ryan Meres

Program Director, RESNET

Ryan Meres has nearly two decades of experience in energy and water efficiency, energy policy, and building energy codes. He oversees RESNET’s National Buildings Registry.

Energy Performance Powers Manufactured Housing Affordability

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Energy Performance Powers Manufactured Housing Affordability

Clayton’s eBuilt® homes demonstrate how manufactured construction can meet DOE Zero Energy Ready standards, cutting energy bills while delivering entry-level affordability.

HERS Scores Hit New Lows: Marking New Energy Efficiency Highs

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HERS Scores Hit New Lows: Marking New Energy Efficiency Highs

Homebuilders have continued to improve the efficiency of their homes, as shown by scores from the Home Energy Rating System Index. TBD contributor Ryan Meres spotlights some new-home construction trends from the latest HERS data.

What Trump's 2nd Coming May Mean For High-Performance Homes

Policy

What Trump's 2nd Coming May Mean For High-Performance Homes

With President-elect Donald Trump taking office in January, contributor Ryan Meres outlines what builders need to pay attention to when it comes to energy-efficient tax credits and building codes.

Energy Codes Are Complicated: Time for a Simpler Approach?

Policy

Energy Codes Are Complicated: Time for a Simpler Approach?

Homebuilders can get ahead of code changes by taking advantage of incentives and participating in state code adoption processes where they build.

A Majority Of New-Home Markets Are Water Stressed

Land

A Majority Of New-Home Markets Are Water Stressed

Addressing both outdoor and indoor water use in new construction will be key to reducing the stress on U.S. water resources. Here are some strategies for homebuilders to achieve more efficient water use.

Energy Performance Powers Manufactured Housing Affordability

manufactured housing

Energy Performance Powers Manufactured Housing Affordability

Clayton’s eBuilt® homes demonstrate how manufactured construction can meet DOE Zero Energy Ready standards, cutting energy bills while delivering entry-level affordability.

HERS Scores Hit New Lows: Marking New Energy Efficiency Highs

energy efficient

HERS Scores Hit New Lows: Marking New Energy Efficiency Highs

Homebuilders have continued to improve the efficiency of their homes, as shown by scores from the Home Energy Rating System Index. TBD contributor Ryan Meres spotlights some new-home construction trends from the latest HERS data.

What Trump's 2nd Coming May Mean For High-Performance Homes

Policy

What Trump's 2nd Coming May Mean For High-Performance Homes

With President-elect Donald Trump taking office in January, contributor Ryan Meres outlines what builders need to pay attention to when it comes to energy-efficient tax credits and building codes.

Energy Codes Are Complicated: Time for a Simpler Approach?

Policy

Energy Codes Are Complicated: Time for a Simpler Approach?

Homebuilders can get ahead of code changes by taking advantage of incentives and participating in state code adoption processes where they build.

A Majority Of New-Home Markets Are Water Stressed

Land

A Majority Of New-Home Markets Are Water Stressed

Addressing both outdoor and indoor water use in new construction will be key to reducing the stress on U.S. water resources. Here are some strategies for homebuilders to achieve more efficient water use.