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Top 9 Reasons to Update to a Newer Energy Code




Top 9 Reasons to Update to a Newer Energy Code

February 1, 2017

Authors

Christine Brinker

This easy-to-read two-page briefing details how newer energy codes are clearer and better written, offer more flexibility for builders, allow advanced building technologies and techniques, yield better compliance, work together with other model codes, and lead to better-built buildings.

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