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Split Systems: Coordinating Energy Policies for New and Existing Buildings

May 7, 2025|

ACEEE and the National Energy Codes Collaborative examine conflicts and alignments between building codes and Building Performance Standards in Atlanta, St. Louis, and Seattle. The authors derive lessons for other cities to ensure policies to decarbonize new and existing buildings are measuring against similar performance metrics and minimizing unnecessary bureaucratic hurdles.

California Energy Commission Solar PV, Battery Storage, and Electric-Ready Fact Sheets for the 2022 Energy Code

January 31, 2024|

The California Energy Commission has developed new solar photovoltaic (PV), battery storage, and electric ready online fact sheets to support the 2022 Energy Code. The fact sheets are available via the Online Resource Center.

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