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.
2019 is the Year of Energy Codes
If there’s a defining theme for the building sector in 2019, it’s energy codes.
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EECC Codes-Carbon Calculator
A tool for cities & states to estimate the energy and carbon savings of updating energy codes. Be sure to click "Enable Content" at top.
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Will 2019 Be The Year Building Energy Codes Take The Next Leap Forward? We Hope So.
A blog post from the Alliance to Save Energy: 2019 is a critical year for moving energy efficiency standards forward!
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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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Voting Guide: Coming Soon (October or 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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