Panelists: - Hammad Chaudhry, Austin Energy - Andee Chamberlain, Texas State University - Chris Pasch, CLEAResult - Noah Oaks, SPEER Join us for a dynamic webinar exploring how cross-sector partnerships advance energy efficiency and sustainability. Hear from experts in local government, academia, and industry as they share insights, challenges, and successes in implementing real-world energy […]
Community navigators play a powerful role in connecting homeowners with resources that improve comfort, safety, and affordability. This training equips navigators, contractors, and city/county staff with the tools to educate and support households through weatherization and climate readiness efforts. Participants will gain a practical understanding of: The benefits of weatherization (lower bills, comfort, durability, indoor […]
The 2024 IECC Residential brings notable updates to insulation/labeling, air-leakage limits and testing, duct location & leakage, lighting efficacy and controls, and renewable-/electric-ready provisions (solar-ready, EV infrastructure, branch circuits). We’ll also cover compliance pathways (Prescriptive, Performance, ERI), added efficiency packages, and what’s new for additions and alterations so you can hit compliance confidently on day […]
TEA-UP is building a strong coalition for energy advocacy in higher education. Register as a TEA-UP Member here. Join the quarterly meeting (via Teams) here.
Austin ECO FEST - a Roots & Wings Festival Event SPEER will be at the Austin ECO Fest to demonstrate practical weatherization techniques to help homeowners improve energy efficiency and resilience. We will be distributing free weatherization kits for qualified attendees to try at home. More information about the event here.
Join SPEER and AutoHot for a deep-dive technical session on IECC Energy Code requirements for Demand-Controlled Hot Water Recirculation (DCHWR) systems in residential construction. This webinar will unpack the engineering principles behind DCHWR technology, explore its measurable impact on energy performance and water-use efficiency, and clarify the IECC compliance pathways that govern its integration in […]
Texoma Made Conference November 5 @ Austin College, Sherman, TX 11:20 am-12:20 pm: “Turning Data into Action: Energy Efficiency Strategies for Resilient Communities,” presented by Shaun Auckland. Explore how local governments use energy data to cut costs, improve efficiency, and build resilient communities. Register here.
Join fellow CELC members for a 10-minute presentation on boosting energy efficiency in our communities followed by an open group discussion and thought sharing. Learn more on our event page and see our current CELC members. Registration: Sign up as a CELC member to receive the invitation. *CELC members can email cities@eepartnership.org if you do not have the reoccurring meeting invitation.
Join us for an in-depth look at the 2024 IECC residential duct system requirements. This session breaks down the latest code changes—covering duct location, insulation, leakage testing thresholds, and new documentation standards. We’ll walk through Section R403.3 step by step, highlighting the most significant updates, exceptions, and testing protocols. A major addition in 2024 is […]
Join fellow CELC members for a 10-minute presentation on boosting energy efficiency in our communities followed by an open group discussion and thought sharing. Learn more on our event page and see our current CELC members. Registration: Sign up as a CELC member to receive the invitation. *CELC members can email cities@eepartnership.org if you do not have the reoccurring meeting invitation.
The 2024 International Energy Conservation Code (IECC) introduces several key updates to Commercial mechanical system requirements found in Section C403—and these changes will directly affect plan reviews, HVAC designs, and field inspections. Join us for a practical walkthrough of what’s new in C403 and how these updates will impact compliance and enforcement in your jurisdiction. […]
Join fellow CELC members for a 10-minute presentation on boosting energy efficiency in our communities followed by an open group discussion and thought sharing. Learn more on our event page and see our current CELC members. Registration: Sign up as a CELC member to receive the invitation. *CELC members can email cities@eepartnership.org if you do not have the reoccurring meeting invitation.