Appeals CHAPTER / Pacific Northwest National Laboratory / /
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United States / /
Facility
BUILDING ENERGY CODES PROGRAM IMPACTS OF THE / BUILDING ENERGY CODES PROGRAM Impacts / /
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typical energy savings / mandatory energy code / capable energy offices / energy offices / energy savings / residential energy efficiency code / energy / energy saving differences / low energy use / residential energy code analysis / energy efficiency requirements / estimated typical energy savings / energy analysis / water heating equipment / /
Organization
U.S. Department of Energy / Contents CHAPTER / General Definitions CHAPTER / Materials / Systems and Equipment CHAPTER / Performance Alternative CHAPTER / Electrical Power and Lighting Systems Total Building Performance CHAPTER / National Fenestration Rating Council / /
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General / STATE LEVEL Executive / ENERGY EFFICIENCY General / /
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BUILDING ENERGY CODES PROGRAM Impacts of the 2009 IECC for Residential Buildings at State Level September 2009