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Two publications that offer design and implementation guidance for zero energy schools.

The Shiprock Disposal Site, an UMTRCA Title I disposal site, is licensed to DOE for custody and long-term care, and managed by Legacy Management.

New video highlights collaborative project between LM and Northern Arapaho Tribe

Fact sheets that offer more information about zero energy schools, describing the benefits, challenges, and more.

U.S. Bureau of Land Management confirms site no longer requires surface management

The U.S. Department of Energy’s Office of Environmental Management awarded a non-competitive financial assistance grant to the New Mexico Environmental Department Oversight Bureau.

Discover what it takes to bring zero energy to a district-wide scale and see how other communities are developing innovative energy strategies.

Learn about the eight steps that provide a pathway to achieve zero energy in a school and see other schools that have already accomplished this.

Zero energy offices are designed to consume as little energy as possible and rely on a renewable energy source for their energy needs. Today, more businesses are opting for zero energy offices because of their increased savings.

Case studies provide great opportunities for peer-to-peer learning and examples of real-world project implementation. Successes, challenges, and best practices are all valuable lessons that we can build upon and integrate into new projects.