

What the 2015 IECC Means for Contractors and Home Buyers
The latest International Energy Conservation Code (IECC) sets a high bar for residential energy efficiency, and slowly but surely states are moving toward more energy-efficient homes. Along with stricter energy goals, the 2015 IECC introduced standard ... [continue reading]

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2015 IECC Updates Help Homebuyers Make Informed Purchases
Kim Tanner
The International Energy Conservation Code (IECC) constantly evolves to meet current energy efficiency needs. Over the years new requirements have been added to the IECC to make it stricter and increase overall energy efficiency of buildings. Some states are resistant to these changes, and some choose not to adopt an IECC at all. In fact, of the 50 states and the District of Columbia, 10 either haven’t adopted an IECC, or are operating under a ... [continue reading]


3 New Year's Resolutions Every Energy Rater Should Make in 2016
Kim Tanner
It’s that time of year again! Time for family get-togethers, secret Santas, and of course, New Year’s resolutions. For many people, this means working out, starting a new hobby, or quitting smoking. While these make great personal resolutions, we’d like to help you explore professional resolutions for next year. The team at The Energy Conservatory put together three New Year’s resolutions every energy rater should make in 2016 ... [continue reading]

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