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Energy code Compliance Paths, Which One will Work Best For Your Project? Shaunna Mozingo Colorado code Consulting LLC, 2016 1 Department of Energy Building Energy Codes Program Provider Number: I014 Course Number: BECPWS01 Course Description This class takes a look at the flexibility and options built into the international Energy conservation code as well as the various paths of Compliance that can be taken and what type of documentation is needed for each path . We will look at how COMcheck, REScheck, ASHRAE , HERS Raters, and the "Mandatory" items of the code are affected or put into play depending on the path you choose. Learning Objectives To understand the flexibility built in the international Energy conservation code (IECC) and to identify the various paths of Compliance made available at building design. To understand the Prescriptive approach to complying with the IECC or ASHRAE , and how to document Compliance on plan sets, including any accompanying documentation that may be needed or used.
To understand the flexibility built in the International Energy Conservation Code (IECC) and to identify the various paths of compliance made available at building design. To understand the Prescriptive approach to complying with the IECC or ASHRAE 90.1, and how to
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