Ry Horsey
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About
Ry Horsey is a leading researcher in building decarbonization and energy efficiency, with a focus on characterizing the U.S. building stock to accelerate the transition to a sustainable built environment. Their major contributions center on developing a national typology of buildings, a foundational framework that categorizes the diverse U.S. building stock to identify targeted strategies for reducing energy use and carbon emissions. Horsey’s most-cited work, a 2022 study supporting the U.S. Department of Energy’s Advanced Building Construction Collaborative, has garnered 19 citations, while an earlier 2021 version has 15 citations, reflecting growing recognition of its practical value. This research provides critical insights for policymakers, engineers, and urban planners, enabling data-driven decisions for retrofitting and new construction. Horsey’s work is notable for its direct impact on national decarbonization goals, offering a scalable solution to one of the most pressing challenges in climate action. By bridging the gap between building science and policy, Horsey empowers stakeholders to implement effective, cost-efficient measures that reduce the carbon footprint of millions of buildings, making their research indispensable for students and professionals committed to a greener future.
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