Resources
We hope these ready-made resources from EECC and its partners help you convince others that voting on the 2021 IECC is a critical step that can help move our country forward. If you need something that’s not here, please ask us — we will try our best to get you what you need.
Why the 2018 Building Energy Savings Code Is Fair to Solar Energy – and Good for Consumers
Some interest groups want to weaken the efficiency requirements for new homes if the houses also have solar energy, but fail to understand 3 things...
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Local Governments Have the Power to Move National Energy Codes Forward
This 1-page (2-sided) fact sheet provides an overview of how local governments can improve America's model energy code this year (2019).
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EECC’s Official Voting Guide: Coming November 2019
To make voting as quick and easy as possible, EECC’s forthcoming Voting Guide will help you identify the most important proposed changes to the IECC
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Code Officials Fact Sheet and Checklist
A two-page resource for local building department staff with quick info on the benefits and critical deadlines for updating the 2021 IECC.
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ICC Official Code Development Policy
ICC's official Rules of Procedure for development and maintenance of the International Codes (I-codes).
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ARTICLE: Want Boston to be a Carbon-Neutral City? Raise Energy Efficiency Standards for Buildings
Building energy use accounts for 70% of Boston's carbon emissions. Energy codes can help the city reach its goal of carbon neutrality by 2050.
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