Driving down the operational energy needs of buildings can be fairly easy. By tightening the building envelope and increasing the amount of insulation used, the ability to create and maintain conditioned space requires very little energy. But the key for realizing an immediate, more lasting reduction in atmospheric carbon also relies on using insulating materials that do not rely heavily on fossil fuels for their composition and production. We are in unprecedented times in the U.S. when it comes to sustainable construction born from American-made products that can help answer the climate crisis. The Biden Administration is committed to energy upgrades of 4 million buildings and improving energy efficiency through renovation of 2 million homes over the next 4 years to drive down operational energy consumption. The Administration has set a goal to spur the construction of 1.5 million sustainable homes and housing units and focus on clean energy solutions born from American factories. The U.S. currently has no manufacturer producing a complete line of environmentally sustainable insulation solutions at scale with the ability to answer the demands of the construction industry.