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Nebraska DOE Status of State Energy Codes
Residential |
Commercial |
Statewide Residential Code:
 2003 IECC |
Statewide Commercial Code:
2003 IECC |
| State Amendments:
No |
State Amendments:
No |
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Adoption by Local County/Jursidiction:
Mandatory |
Adoption by Local County/Jursidiction:
Mandatory |
| Can use REScheck to show compliance:
Yes |
Can use COMcheck to show compliance:
Yes |
| Notes on the State's Residential Code:
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Notes on the State's Commercial Code:
2003 IECC with reference to ASHRAE 90.1-2001 |
| Approximate Stringency:
As stringent as the 2003 IECC |
Approximate Stringency:
As stringent as the 2003 IECC |
| Current Status Comments:
Cities and counties may adopt codes that differ from the Nebraska Energy Code, however, state law requires the adopted code to be equivalent to the Nebraska Energy Code. The City of Omaha adopted the 2006 IECC in October 2007. |
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State Website(s):
Nebraska Energy Office: http://www.neo.ne.gov
Northeast Energy Efficiency Partner: http://www.neep.org
Primary Technical Contact:
Lynn K. Chamberlin
Architect II
Nebraska Energy Office
P.O. Box 95085
1111
Lincoln, NE 68509-5085
PH: (402) 471-2867
FX: (402) 471-3064
Email: lchamberlin@neo.ne.gov
State Agency/Office Head:
Bonnie Ziemann, Assistant Director for Operations
Nebraska Energy Office
PH: (402) 471-3867
Email: bziemann@mail.state.us
Other Contact(s):
Bruce Hauschild, Engineer
Nebraska Energy Office
PH: (402) 471-2867
Email: bruce.hausechild@nebraska.gov
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