Local Governments Vote Resoundingly for Improved Efficiency in National Model Energy Code
Approved proposals will bring an estimated 10% or more efficiency improvement for both residential and commercial buildings.
Approved proposals will bring an estimated 10% or more efficiency improvement for both residential and commercial buildings.
Five recommendations for Government Voting Representatives participating in the 2021 IECC vote.
Stronger energy codes and more widespread code compliance can help change the tide on energy affordability.
This guide is designed to assist city leadership and their building departments in working together to implement an effective strategy to achieve high levels of energy code compliance for new and renovated buildings.
This fact sheet highlights the benefits of performing a code compliance assessment, as well as describes the four-phases of the assessment methodology for code compliance.
These data collection forms can be used in support of the Assessment Methodology for Code Compliance in Medium to Large Cities guide, and are intended for use by evaluators to gather the appropriate information on energy code compliance.
This guide is a plug-and-play methodology designed for cities to evaluate the process of building practices through the lens of code compliance.
Here are some of the other key proposals IMT will be watching closely as we move through the rest of the 2021 Energy Code development cycle.
Top 5 energy efficiency code proposals in May 2019
IMT’s experts catalyze collective and permanent market change. Get to know Energy Codes Specialist Kimberly Cheslak.