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Insulation Programs and Partnerships Through the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act (ARRA)

Insulation Installation for Energy EfficiencyInsulation is an important common element in the AARA’s effort to improve energy efficiency in America’s homes, businesses, institutions, and public buildings.

For more information on the ARRA program and partnership approaches including information on Home Performance with Energy Star (HPwES) and Simplified Home Audit/Retrofit programs, download the Grantees Guide to Insulation Programs and Partnerships from the link below.

To learn more, see the following NAIMA Publications:

It Can Pay to Insulate
Recommended Levels of Insulation

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About NAIMANorth American Insulation Manufacturers Association, a trade organization representing manufacturers of fiber glass and rock and slag wool insulation products in North America.
NAIMA is the association for North American manufacturers of fiber glassA material consisting of glass fibers used in making various products, including yarns, fabrics, insulation, and structural objects or parts. Fiber glass is resistant to heat and fire., rock woolA synthetic vitreous fiber insulation made by melting predominantly igneous rock and other inorganic materials, and then physically forming them melt into fibers. See Mineral Wool., and slag woolMan-made material made primarily from iron ore blast furnace slag. insulation products. The NAIMA "About Insulation" section contains a wealth of information and guidance on many insulation products and their application in the residentialPertaining to a home or homes where people reside on a permanent basis., commercialA building classification - related to business as in commercial building., mechanical and industrial insulation industry as well as specification, codes and standards, and related industry issues such as energy-efficient construction of today's homes and buildings. If you do not find what you are looking for, please contact us.