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• C10.2 TEDI: Common Mistakes & How to Avoid Them

  The Targeted Performance Path of the Massachusetts Stretch Code 2023/2025 requires projects to use energy modeling to demonstrate compliance with heating and cooling Thermal Energy Demand Intensity (TEDI) targets. This one-hour training focuses on common mistakes observed in projects following the Targeted Performance Path and provides strategies for identifying and avoiding them.

• Industrial & Process Efficiency and Electrification Training

  This training session will review what factors vendors/contractors should look for on-site while visiting an industrial facility to identify process efficiency and electrification opportunities such as compressed air, HVAC, heat recovery, water heating systems, and more.

• Commercial Existing Buildings Overview Part 1

  Commercial stretch code for existing buildings.

• Air Sealing and Insulation Installation

  Air sealing and insulation updates for the new energy code.

• MA Commercial Stretch Energy Code: Targeted & Relative Performance Paths (Part 1)

  Overview of the new TEDI and Relative Performance Paths.

• MA - Commercial Stretch Energy Code: Targeted & Relative Performance Paths (Part 1)

  This is Part 1 of a two part series covering the Commercial Stretch Energy Code.

• MA Commercial Stretch Energy Code: Targeted & Relative Performance Paths (Part 2)

  Overview of TEDI and Relative Performance.

• Inside vs. Outside: Designing the Passive Enclosure in Big Buildings

  Join Passive House consultant John Loercher (CPHC) for a practical session on the implications of these enclosure considerations and key strategies that support certification success.

• MA - Stretch Energy Code 2023 for Commercial Buildings: Targeted Performance/Relative Performance Compliance Paths (Part 2)

  This is Part 2 of a two part webinar covering the Commercial Stretch Energy Code.

• Eversource 2023 Zero Energy Buildings Conference

  This full-day virtual event is free for architects, builders, general contractors, and those interested in learning about zero-energy buildings.