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North Dakota DOE Status of State Energy Codes - Home Rule State
Residential |
Commercial |
Statewide Residential Code:
 None |
Statewide Commercial Code:
None |
| State Amendments:
No |
State Amendments:
No |
| State Certification:
None |
State Certification:
None |
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Adoption by Local County/Jursidiction:
Yes |
Adoption by Local County/Jursidiction:
Yes |
| Can use REScheck to show compliance:
Yes |
Can use COMcheck to show compliance:
Yes |
| Notes on the State's Residential Code:
Chapter 11 of 2009 IRC is contingent on adoption by local jurisdiction |
Notes on the State's Commercial Code:
Chapter 13 of 2009 IBC is contingent on adoption by local jurisdiction |
| Approximate Stringency:
No Information |
Approximate Stringency:
No Information |
| Current Status Comments:
Effective in August 2009, the state's voluntary energy codes (the 1993 MECand ASHRAE 90.1-1989) was removed. With the new statute, the state's Code Advisory Committee must include energy requirements in the state building codes (currently, the 2006 I-Codes with the energy efficiency sections of Chapter 11 of the IRC and Chapter 13 of the IBC removed). These codes are, of course, still voluntary and subject to adoption by local ordinance. |
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| American Recovery and Reinvestment Act Information:
Governor's Letter: http://www.energy.gov/media/4262HoevenNorthDakota.pdf BECP Nationwide Reports:Residential Commercial |
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State Website(s):
North Dakota Division of Community Services Energy Programs: http://www.state.nd.us/dcs
Primary Technical Contact:
John Diem
North Dakota Deptarment of Commerce
135 Sims Street, Suite 207
Dickinson, ND 58601
PH: (701) 227-7416
Email: jdiem@nd.gov
State Agency/Office Head:
Other Contact(s):
Paul Govig
North Dakota Division of Community Services
PH: (701) 328-4499
Additional State Information (certification, adoption, compliance, enforcement, history, grants)