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GreenHome Institute
Empowering people to make healthier and more sustinable choices in the renovation and construction of the places we live
About GreenHome Institute
The GreenHome Institute, a DBA of the Alliance for Environmental Sustainability (AES) is a 501(c)3 non-profit with a mission to empower people to make healthier and more sustainable choices in the renovation and construction of the places we live. GreenHome Institute was started by our Founder Michael Holcomb, Home Inspector General and community leaders Guy Bazzani and Gayle DeBruyn, Assistant Professor and Chief Sustainability Officer for Kendall College of Art and Design, in 2000. The organization was awarded grants for green building education programs delivered throughout Michigan and in 2005 became one of the Michigan Energy Demonstration Centers. Since then we have educated over 30,000 people internationally to (re)build better. In 2008 the Wege Foundation funded our Executive Director position with a seed grant to start our LEED for Homes and Green Building programs and since then we have certified nearly 9,000 green homes.
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Presence & Recognition
GreenHome Institute is hosting a live GreenHome Institute free CEU webinar on Wednesday, September 9, 2026, featuring Rebecca D. Johnson and Ryan Reber discussing their project designing a community focused on healthier homes with demand-controlled ventilation, water conservation through rainwater capture, and all-electric operation near Passive House standards.
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GreenHome Institute hosted Patrick Nachlas and Andy Buccino on a webinar discussing the MA 100-Home Embodied Carbon Study.
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GreenHome Institute board director shares thoughts on heatpumps ahead of an upcoming summit.
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GreenHome Institute Board Vice President Debra Rucker Coleman was awarded the American Solar Energy Society (ASES) volunteer voices award this year.
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