Resource Details
Energy, Technology
Building Energy Codes Program
This program directs the DOE to participate in industry processes to develop model building energy codes, issue determinations as to whether updated codes result in energy savings, and provide technical assistance to states to implement and comply with the codes. BECP fills these roles by working closely with energy efficiency organizations, code development bodies, building design and construction representatives, the code enforcement community, product manufacturers, and the general public. BECP activities are also a key component of the DOE Building Technologies Office (BTO) vision of a United States in which buildings use the minimum amount of energy required for occupant activities and comfort.
The Building Energy Codes Program is a team within the BTO, which resides in the U.S. Department of Energy’s Office of Energy Efficiency and Renewable Energy (EERE). For more information, view the Building Energy Codes Program Fact Sheet. Information on current BECP goals & activities is also outlined in the BTO Multi Year Program Plan (MYPP).
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BECP works closely with energy efficiency organizations, code development bodies, building design and construction representatives, the code enforcement community, product manufacturers, and the general public.
Top Benefits
- Offers COMcheck and REScheck software to assist with energy code compliance
- Includes a help desk where you can submit technical questions about building energy codes, REScheck or COMcheck projects, or BECP site content
- Provides a comprehensive collection of information and resources designed to answer questions and address issues related to energy codes
- Easy access to state energy codes
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