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The Energy Modeler is a professional responsible for performing energy modeling and facilitating completion of the DOE/PNNL ASHRAE Standard 90.1 Performance Based Compliance Form on projects following ASHRAE Standard 90.1 Section 11 and Appendix G. This document outlines the Energy Modeler responsibilities.
2022 National Energy Codes Conference (NECC) agenda; updated with new files as revisions are made.
Location modifiers for residential construction that may be applied to the Baseline Prototype cost model home completed in Work Order 1 or nationwide average construction costs in support of the Building Component Cost Community Tool (BC3), designed to assist cost estimators, builders, architects and engineers to evaluate potential cost of energy efficient components.
Cost data for installation of various energy efficiency measures in new low-rise residential buildings in support of the Building Component Cost Community Tool (BC3), designed to assist cost estimators, builders, architects and engineers to evaluate potential cost of energy efficient components.
To meet states where they are and better understand specific needs and priorities related to building energy codes, BECP is expanding proactive, individualized engagement with states and local jurisdictions. BECP continues to offer a robust and ever-evolving collection of information and technical assistance resources available online to help all states, territories, jurisdictions, and tribes save energy and improve their buildings.
Facilitated by Pacific Northwest National Lab (PNNL), in coordination with the six Regional Energy Efficiency Organizations (REEOs) and additional technical assistance providers, the Network will utilize regional code professionals, building science experts, and experienced trainers to customize technical assistance to states and jurisdictions.
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