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    Report on tackling energy codes with energy modeling now available

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    Energy Code Compliance Collaboratives:

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GETTING STARTED

Get started in the energy codes world with information on stakeholders, the numerous benefits of energy efficient construction, the history of codes in the United States, the fundamentals of how codes work, and much more.

CODE STATUS MAPS

These maps provide a snapshot of residential and commercial building energy code adoption and implementation status in each state.

New feature: View all state commercial and residential codes as a table.

STATE INFORMATION


CONSUMER PORTAL

Your guide to residential energy codes, co-hosted by Consumers Union.

BEYOND CODE

Standards and regulations that go beyond minimum requirements.

EXISTING BUILDINGS

Energy code concerns in existing buildings.

POLICY ACTION TOOLKIT

Bring the latest energy codes to your jurisdiction.

COMPLIANCE PORTAL

Stay up-to-date with materials from BCAP, IMT, and DOE.

FEATURED RESOURCE

Appraisal guidance letters for builders, buyers, lenders, and realtors

While location, design, and price are a home buyer’s main considerations, surveys show that buyers rank energy efficiency as one of the most desirable features, and importantly, when there is sufficient energy savings – one they’re willing to pay more for.

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How these 22 cities could shape the future of solar photovoltaics

As a U.S. Department of Energy SunShot Initiative awardee, BCAP has hit the ground running to discover the best cities around the country for training design professionals on solar PV.

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