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Improving Coordination Between State Energy Codes and Utility New Construction Programs
January 1, 1992

Research Report U923
Authors:

Steve Nadel
Description:

How state energy codes and utility new construction programs can complement each others to maximize energy savings is the focus of this paper. Seven coordination strategies are discussed and examples given of where each has been used. Prepared for the New Construction Programs for Demand-Side Management Conference.

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