Energy codes are among the most cost-effective tools impacting the energy use and emissions of newly constructed buildings, and stretch codes are a great option for jurisdictions with climate or energy goals. Learn from an expert in stretch codes and the changes that may impact your building energy code requirements.

Continuing education credits will be available for AIA(HSW), ICC and RESNET.

For MEEA Members Only: In MEEA’s Midwest Energy Efficiency 101, you’ll learn the basics of how policy affects energy efficiency, how utility programs are developed and what building codes are. We’ll also cover the role of DOE and the federal funding being infused into our industry to bolster our work. This session will cover the basics of industry essential knowledge and can be helpful for new staff or a refresher for long time staff.

Acknowledging the many benefits of energy efficiency (EE) and demand response (DR) programs, many Midwestern utilities are looking to scale up and re-tool their EE & DR programs in the coming years to best meet this capacity challenge and maintain reliability and affordability throughout our transition to a cleaner grid.

This webinar will focus on the critical role that real estate professionals play in advancing market transformation toward energy efficiency. It will examine how real estate agents act as curators of consumer education during the home-buying and selling process, bridging knowledge gaps around high-performing home features and promoting demand for energy-efficient properties.

The North American Gas Heat Pump Collaborative (NAGHPC) will provide an overview of both commercial and residential gas heat pumps (GHPs) in the North American market, including a technology and market update. The presentation will also discuss GHP pilot projects throughout the U.S. and Canada, with a particular focus on FortisBC's pilots.

Identifying energy efficiency measures while balancing real-world constraints such as project budgets and time constraints poses challenges to any project team. This presentation will show how teams can leverage utility-sponsored Demand Side Management (DSM) programs to evaluate current and emerging technologies using energy modeling early in design to help inform the decision-making process. 

Join us to learn more about how you can take advantage of your MEEA membership benefits.

Join us to learn more about how you can take advantage of your MEEA membership benefits.

Join us to learn more about how you can take advantage of your MEEA membership benefits.

Energy codes like the International Energy Conservation Code (IECC) may offer multiple pathways to achieve compliance. While important in providing flexibility in construction methods and costs, the complexity of these options can be confusing. This webinar will focus on the Energy Rating Index (ERI) performance path of the 2021 and 2024 IECC, comparing it to the other pathways and detailing benefits and nuances. Learn how compliance measures differ between the 2021 and 2024 IECC and what the builder, designer and code official need to know to comply and enforce.