Now that the 2021 IECC is being widely adopted, throughout Texas, let’s review what changes were made from the 2015 and 2015 IECC. This will be Part 2 of the changes to the Commercial Code for the 2021 IECC. Register here.
The CELC (City Efficiency Leadership Council) is excited to host an upcoming webinar focused on the impact of the Texas 88th Legislature and local governments. The webinar will provide an in-depth analysis of the legislative changes and their potential effects on local communities. Our esteemed panel of experts will discuss the key issues and provide […]
Join SPEER members, partners, and allies for two days of energy dialogue. During our annual workshop, we'll discuss the changing energy landscape, regional grid issues, record setting demand, demand-side solutions as well as national trends. As the 88th Texas legislative session and 59th Oklahoma legislative session both conclude we will exchange thoughts on energy policies: How to […]
This informative session is tailored for architects, builders, and contractors looking to navigate the 2021 IECC as it applies to residential construction. Gain actionable insights into the latest code updates, compliance requirements, and best practices to ensure your projects meet the highest standards of energy efficiency. Whether you’re planning a new building, inspecting a new […]
Let’s demystify the complexities of the energy code and how they impact residential buildings. Whether you’re a homeowner, a prospective homebuyer, or a real estate inspector, this webinar will provide you with invaluable insights into the basics of energy codes, their implications on home construction and renovation, and their influence on property value. Don’t miss […]
SPEER's State & Local Policy Manager, Noah Oaks, will be providing a brief presentation and overview on energy efficiency landscape in our region at the Gulf Coast Power Association's 38th Annual Fall Conference & Exhibition on October 4th. Following his presentation there will be a panel hosted by Interim Chair Jackson and several energy experts discussing the […]
This webinar will provide an overview of IRA and IIJA with a particular focus on customer-facing programs including programs that can help promote the adoption of energy efficiency, building electrification, distributed energy resources, and electric vehicles. Our Presenter is Erica Larson, Senior Manager of Regulatory Affairs and Market Development for ICF where she analyzes regulatory and […]
SPEER's Executive Director, Todd McAlister, will be joining the other Regional Energy Efficiency Organizations (REEOs) for the Regional Roundup Plenary Panel at ACEEE's 2023 National Conference on Energy Efficiency as a Resource in Philadelphia on October 16–18 to discuss energy efficiency, how policies can expand and evolve amid a transforming utility industry, upcoming opportunities, and […]
The next TIEEN collaborative webinar will take place Tuesday, October 17, 2023, 2:00-3:30 pm (Central). This will be a panel discussion on the topic of Legislative and Regulatory Developments in Texas Impacting Energy Production, Efficiency, and Use. The recent Texas legislative session included several bills with significant potential impacts on both deployment of renewables and […]
At SPEER, we believe that local and regional governments in Texas and Oklahoma can take proactive steps to prepare for the challenges of the future. That's why we've partnered with ICLEI USA to offer a comprehensive program that will help you assess the vulnerability and risk of your community. During our information session, you will […]
Quickly approaching is the final draft of the 2024 IECC. Let’s review what we know so far. We’ll review changes to each chapter and each table. Buckle up, it’ll be a fun ride! Register here. When: Friday October 20th @ 10:30 AM: 1.5 hours
Energy models are constructed to ensure adherence to the energy code. They assess the proposed elements against a hypothetical (referenced) structure that meets basic code requirements. Beyond mechanical systems, a significant shortcoming in energy models often lies in the reduction of insulation effectiveness, attributed to substandard installation methods. We’ll examine various field images and delve […]