The U.S. Department of Energy (DOE) attended the Final Action Hearings of the International Code Council® on September 17-23, 2008, at the Minneapolis Convention Center, Minneapolis, MN. Released before the hearings, the new Setting the Standard highlights this event in its series about DOE's goal to reduce the energy consumption of International Energy Conservation Code® (IECC) compliant homes by 30%, relative to the 2006 IECC, by the year 2012. The Final Action Hearings closed a three-year code development cycle that considered more energy efficiency improvements than any development cycle in the history of the IECC. |
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You have No Idea, how frustrating this is for companies that have exceeded, for over 9 years, what the BECP 'thinks' is a major accomplishment. |
The only reason 30% is a big Milestone for the BECP is because this is the best they can get when they keep tring to build a hollow wall system using wood. A method of construction that has been proven for years to be a method of construction that was great for it's time and was required years ago, but is an outdated method of construction and uses more energy than many other methods, as well as the energy use of wood constructed homes gets worse over time. |