Architectural Energy Corporation / Pacific Northwest National Laboratories / Southern California Edison / /
Facility
New Buildings Institute / /
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energy performance requirements / energy improvement / Low performing systems / low-end roof-top systems / zero-net-energy / entertainment systems / energy efficient building shape / potential energy impacts / energy code enforcement / zeronet-energy / energy codes / energy falls / net-energy buildings / substantial energy / actual building energy use / energy modelers / energy modeling path / energy code can‟t / energy use / renewable energy / overall energy use / predicted energy use / energy version / energy use budgets / food preparation equipment / long-term energy reduction goals / energy project / energy / regulated energy use / energy code experts / overall building energy use / lower total energy use / energy consumption / unit systems / energy upgrades / energy management systems / model residential energy code / metered annual energy use / energy performance / zero-net-energy buildings / energy modeling codes / energy code structure / energy perspective / marginal energy savings rate / energy code development / energy modeling / energy efficiency / manufacturing / energy efficiency policy / energy modeling software / energy code / actual energy use / energy consumption data / /
NaturalFeature
West Coast / /
Organization
U.S. Department of Energy / New Building Institute / US DOE / Northwest Energy Efficiency Alliance / Washington State Department of Commerce / New Buildings Institute / s Zero Energy Commercial Building Coalition / California Energy Commission / /
Person
Jayson Antonoff / Dave Hewitt / Chuck Murray / Todd Taylor / Obama / Martha Brook / Codes Dave Hewitt / Charles Eley / John Hogan / Eric Makela / Mark Frankel / Sean Denniston / David Cohan / Cathy Turner / Dave Conover / Vincent Martinez / /
Position
President / building official / /
ProvinceOrState
Oregon / Washington / California / Massachusetts / /
The Future of Energy Codes Dave Hewitt and Mark Frankel, New Buildings Institute David Cohan, Northwest Energy Efficiency Alliance ABSTRACT In the past two years, energy codes have moved from the fringes of energy effici