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SUMMARY:CELC Virtual Coffee Hour: Energizing Connections
DESCRIPTION: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.  \nRegistration: 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. \n\nTweet
URL:https://eepartnership.org/events/celc-virtual-coffee-hour-energizing-connections-10/
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SUMMARY:TEA-UP Coalition Quarterly Meeting
DESCRIPTION:Join SPEER’s TEA-UP coalition for our upcoming Quarterly Meeting—featuring expert insights from Anna Morton Rivera\, P.E. (UTSA)\, updates on TEA-UP’s annual goals\, and space for member announcements and collaboration. \nHead here to join the meeting. \n\nTweet
URL:https://eepartnership.org/events/tea-up-coalition-quarterly-meeting/
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SUMMARY:Webinar: 2024 IECC R405 Performance Path – What’s New\, What’s Required\, and How to Enforce It
DESCRIPTION:Join us for a focused training on the Simulated Building Performance Path found in Section R405 of the 2024 International Energy Conservation Code. This session explains how proposed home designs are modeled and compared to the Standard Reference Design\, highlights major changes from previous code editions\, and clarifies which building features can—and cannot—be traded off through performance modeling. We will cover updated HVAC and ventilation requirements\, infiltration limits\, renewable energy constraints\, and documentation expectations for plan reviewers and inspectors. Texas-specific adoption considerations will also be discussed to help ensure consistent and effective enforcement. \nTopics of Discussion: \n\n The 2024 IECC significantly tightens the performance path. The Standard Reference Design (SRD) baseline now reflects higher envelope values\, higher HVAC efficiency\, and updated hot water and lighting assumptions—greatly reducing the flexibility available in earlier IECC editions.\n\n\n Mandatory provisions cannot be modeled away. Blower door limits\, duct leakage thresholds\, ventilation requirements\, and mechanical control provisions must be met regardless of performance modeling results.\n\n\n R405 is not interchangeable with the ERI path. R405 remains cost-based and depends heavily on modeling accuracy\, while the ERI Path uses a scoring system. Understanding the differences is critical for both AHJs and modelers.\n\n\n Enforcement quality depends on documentation. R405 compliance reports\, SRD comparison tables\, mechanical schedules\, and testing verification must be consistent with both the plans and field installation. Texas jurisdictions should standardize submittal requirements to ensure reliability.\n\n\n Trade-offs are more limited in 2024—especially in Texas climates. High SHGC windows\, ducts in unconditioned spaces\, and weak insulation levels cannot be offset solely through mechanical upgrades or PV systems under the 2024 rules.\n\n\nTweet
URL:https://eepartnership.org/events/webinar-2024-iecc-r405-performance-path-whats-new-whats-required-and-how-to-enforce-it/
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SUMMARY:Virtual Workshop: Navigating SECO Energy Reporting
DESCRIPTION:Join us for a comprehensive virtual workshop designed to demystify energy reporting regulations in Texas. Whether you’re a seasoned professional or new to the field\, this workshop will equip you with the knowledge and tools necessary to navigate the intricacies of energy reporting with confidence. The workshop will cover a range of topics\, including: \n\nUnderstanding Texas energy reporting requirements\nBest practices for accurate data collection and reporting\nStrategies and tips for avoiding common pitfalls\n\n\nSpeaker: Shaun Auckland\, Senior Manager of Government and Community Engagement\, SPEER \n\nTweet
URL:https://eepartnership.org/events/virtual-workshop-navigating-seco-energy-reporting-3/
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