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.
2015 IECC: Energy Savings Analysis
An analysis by the U.S. Dept of Energy-LBNL about the anticipated energy consumption differences resulting from the 2015 IECC and its predecessor.
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Take a ride on the energy slide with building codes
A 2016 blog about the impact of energy code updates on energy consumption over time.
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Energy and Energy Cost Savings Analysis of the 2015 IECC for Commercial Buildings
A U.S. Dept of Energy assessment as to whether new commercial buildings constructed to the 2015 IECC save energy and costs as compared to the 2012.
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New Home Cost vs. Price Study
A study that examined the relationship between construction costs and housing prices for 20,000 homes (mostly in California) between 2012-2014.
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U.S. Dept of Energy’s State Analysis for 2015/2018 IECC
The U.S. Dept of Energy's national and state-level cost-effectiveness analysis for the 2015 IECC.
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Energy Codes for Ultra-Low-Energy Buildings: A Critical Pathway to Zero Net Energy Buildings
A Dec 2014 research report from the American Council for an Energy-Efficient Economy about how energy codes help transition the market to Net Zero.
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