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Updating energy codes

Abstract
The Department of Energy (DOE) has issued a notice of final determination requiring U.S. states to file certification statements with DOE by May 17 indicating their residential energy codes meet or exceed the requirements of the International Energy Conservation Code,® 2012 Edition (IECC 2012). Previous similar determinations have prompted states to update their energy codes. Because IECC 2012 is notably more stringent than previous energy codes, states’ energy code adoptions should concern you.
Date
4/2014
Author(s)
Mark Graham
Page(s)
12
Source
Professional Roofing / National Roofing Contractors Assn
Keyword(s)
energy code; state; adoption; IECC; Department of Energy; DOE

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