Berkshire Medical Center – Pittsfield | Case Studies | Mass Save

LED lighting and high-efficiency chillers helped Berkshire Medical Center cut energy use, save over 120,000 kWh annually, and reduce long-term operating costs.

Unitex – Lawrence | Case Studies | Mass Save

The facility management team at this building recognized the opportunity for installing energy efficiency measures as they built out the Lawrence location. They turned to their energy providers and Mass Save® Sponsors Eversource and National Grid for support.

True Value – New Bedford | Case Studies | Mass Save

Shoreline Resources chose to work with Eversource-approved contractor Complete Energy Services on an energy-efficient upgrades and replacements. Collectively, the energy savings upgrades are expected to save Shoreline Resources approximately $6,325.90 per year.

Whitman-Hanson Regional High School – Whitman | Case Studies | Mass Save

The Whitman–Hanson Regional High School in Whitman, Massachusetts was interested in learning how they could build a state-of-the-art school building utilizing sustainable design principles. Partnering with National Grid, a Sponsor of Mass Save, Whitman was able to design an energy-efficient building.

The Fields Realty Trust – Billerica | Case Studies | Mass Save

The Fields Realty Trust 40,000 sq. ft. facility was designed to accommodate Office, R&D and high technology uses. The company was looking to reduce operating costs by incorporating energy efficiency measures.

Encore Presentation Commercial Stretch Code Part 1 Overview

Encore presentation of the commercial stretch code training offered in July 2023 Learn how to accommodate the requirements due to code updates. Gain knowledge of how to work with the Thermal Bridge and Derating requirements for Exterior Wall Insulation. Learn the documentation requirements for the new Thermal Distribution Efficiency Index. Comprehend how the changes from the previous code relate to the energy goals of the commonwealth.

R2.1 Residential Existing Buildings Overview (Part 1)

Residential renovations, alterations, repairs, and additions make up the largest portion of building permit applications; yet there is confusion as to when the new energy code requires HERS ratings on these projects and when it does not. Part 1 of this course will provide an overview of the new requirements for existing residential buildings.

R2.3 Residential Existing Buildings Part 3: Alterations

Part 3 of this course covers how an alteration is impacted by the new energy code. When does an alteration require a HERS rating and when is it not needed.

C2.1 Commercial Air Barriers Overview and Introduction to Thermal Bridging

This training course delves into the intricacies of the Massachusetts Energy Stretch Code, focusing specifically on its application in the context of air barriers and thermal bridging. Participants will gain a deep understanding of how the MA Stretch Energy Code influences building performance, energy efficiency, and compliance requirements.

C2.3 Commercial Air Leakage Testing

This specialized course is tailored for professionals in the construction and building compliance sector seeking in-depth knowledge of the air sealing and air leakage testing requirements specific to the commercial provisions of the Massachusetts Stretch Energy Code. Participants will explore the intricacies of code compliance, focusing on key elements related to air barrier systems and leakage testing for commercial buildings.

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