Go Green, NM LLC

10/24/2022

Go Green NM LLC is performing Duct Leakage and Blower Door testing in Santa Fe, Rio Rancho, Albuquerque, Los Lunas, Belen, and surrounding areas. Contact us for more information!

10/15/2021

RESNET Releases New HERSH2O Water Efficiency Rating System Infographic

https://www.resnet.us/about/hersh2o/

09/26/2019

Go Green New Mexico is currently hiring! Seeking full-time HERS Rater, HERS Rater candidate, or Rater Field Inspector. Visit www.gogreennmllc.com to apply!

11/17/2015

RESNET HERS Ratings are fast becoming a mainstream in the U.S. housing market. In 2014 over a third of all new homes sold were HERS rated and issued a HERS Index Score. To further spur this momentum RESNET is embarking on a consumer education campaign to have homebuyers ask for the HERS Index Score of the home they are considering to purchase. A consumer web site dedicated to the HERS Index visit, www.hersindex.com and find your home today!

Contact Go Green NM LLC for all your HERS Rating needs at www.gogreennmllc.com

HERS Index is a nationally recognized industry standard by which a home's energy efficiency is measured. Find all the benefits of having an energy rating.

07/23/2015

The rules for the new Sustainable Building Tax Credit Program have been drafted.

A public hearing on the new rules will occur on Tuesday, September 1, 2015 at 9:15 AM. The hearing will take place in Porter Hall, on the first floor of the Wendell Chino Building located at 1220 South Saint Frances Drive, Santa Fe. Visit www.gogreennmllc.com/news for more details.

HERS Energy Rater and Resource for Green Building, HERS index, and High Performance Green Homes in New Mexico.

05/20/2015

Tesla Powerwall Keynote by Elon Musk "The Missing Piece" English and Spanish subtitles added, credit to Luis Gámez for transcribing and translating.

03/20/2015

March 18, 2015
Contingent upon the Governor's signature the "New Sustainable Building Tax Credit" will be extended, offering New Mexico's home builders an incentive to participate in Build Green New Mexico and LEED-H programs. The modified bill extends the programs until the end of 2026.

05/14/2014

City of Santa Fe amends existing residential green building code to include new chapters addressing green requirements for residential renovation and remodel projects. The city anticipates the new requirements will be effective August 1, 2014.

02/27/2014

Go Green New Mexico is proud to be a sponsor of a new Pulte home built and donated in Albuquerque’s Mesa del Sol community to Army Sgt. Luis Lugo and his family! The new home was built in collaboration with PulteGroup’s Built to Honor program and Operation FINALLY HOME in recognition and thanks for this injured veteran’s service to our country.

Operation Finally Home was founded in 2005 as a non-partisan /non-profit organization with the mission to provide Americans the ability to honor and thank America’s wounded and disabled veterans and the widows of the fallen who have sacrificed to defend our country in the global War on Terror. Severely wounded and disabled service members return home to confront extreme hardships, from physical and emotional disabilities to financial ruin, joblessness and homelessness. Dismayed by their plight, Operation FINALLY HOME addresses the most pressing need of our returning heroes -- a home to call their own!

01/20/2014

The Santa Fe County Sustainable Land Development Code was unanimously approved by the Board of County Commissioners on 12.10.13 with amendments. A HERS Rating of 70 or less is required for all residential projects.

Sustainable Land Development Code

07/01/2013

June 27, 2013

In recognition of Go Green NM, LLC's commitment to providing New Mexico's homebuyers with ENERGY STAR certified homes, Go Green NM, LLC has earned the 2013 ENERGY STAR Leadership in Housing Award. This award recognizes Go Green NM exceptional work and extraordinary service and experience in promoting energy efficient construction through its partnership with ENERGY STAR.

05/31/2013

May 30, 2013

All Green Verifiers eligible to participate as a third party verifier for the Build Green New Mexico green certification program for residential projects were notified by the Steve Hale, Director of Build Green New Mexico that the program would no longer require the Thermal Bypass Checklist as one of the documents necessary for certification. The basis for the judgement by the director and his associate certifiers was that the failure of a checklist item on a Thermal Bypass Checklist would be reflected in the blower door results and thus the HERS Rating.

Further, the director stated in his guidance that it would make the program less cumbersome. Though it would take the program some time to update their written guidance and make it available on their website the new guideline is to be implemented immediately.

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