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Five Trends and Observations in Energy Codes – Colorado Edition




Five Trends and Observations in Energy Codes – Colorado Edition

May 17, 2018

Authors

Christine Brinker

Every one of Colorado’s 333 local jurisdictions is responsible for adopting its own local building codes, giving us a picture of how energy codes are perceived, considered, adopted, amended, and enforced across different parts of the state. Here are five trends we’ve seen shaping the status of our energy codes in Colorado so far in 2018.

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