NC Commercial Energy Code Training

04/28/2017 09:00 AM - 04:00 PM ET

Category

Non NCSEA Event

Location

Reich College of Education
151b College Street
Boone, NC 28608
United States of America

Summary

This workshop will provide an in-depth look at the NC 2012 Commercial Energy Code, various pathways to compliance, system controls, the intent and other energy saving strategies. The workshop will compare the prescriptive compliance option with the ASHRAE 90.1 2010 option, as well as the performance compliance option.

Description

Dates: 

 Apr 28 2017

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Description:

This workshop will provide an in-depth look at the NC 2012 Commercial Energy Code, various pathways to compliance, system controls, the intent and other energy saving strategies. The workshop will compare the prescriptive compliance option with the ASHRAE 90.1 2010 option, as well as the performance compliance option.  An intensive look will be at the changes in the building envelope requirements including; insulation, air sealing, and fenestration. Mechanical systems, service water heating, and lighting requirements will also be covered. Participants will be introduced to COMcheck, a free software program developed by the Department of Energy that can be used to comply with the code. Photos from job sites across the state will be shown of best practices and continuous insulation options.

Learning Objectives:COMcheck

  1. Understand the scope of the commercial energy code and climate zones.
  2. Determine which compliance pathway is best suited to a particular project.
  3. Learn the key differences between the NC Energy Conservation Code and the ASHRAE 90.0 2010 compliance option.
  4. Review the importance of a tight building envelope and what the energy code requires in terms of air sealing.
  5. Understand insulation and fenestration tables and code related requirements.
  6. Learn the requirements and compliance pathways for interior and exterior lighting systems.
  7. Become familiar with energy code requirements for mechanical systems including compliance with ventilation systems.
  8. Learn the code related requirements for service water heating systems.
  9. Determine which of the additional code requirements are most applicable to a particular project.

Early Registration Cost: $200*   (lunch included)
*Cost after April 7: $250
Students in UNC system Early Registration Cost: $175**
**Student Cost after April 7: $200

Location: Appalachian State University Campus, Reich College of Education. Park at College Street Parking Deck - attendant will let you in. See map below.
Time: 9:00am - 4:00 pm

Continuing Education Credits Offered: 6 LU|HSW, 6 PDH, NCDOI CE 6 Building OR 6 Mechanical, GBCI 6 CE Hours, NCBI 6 CE to maintain designation
All attendees will receive a Certificate of Completion

Instructor:

Joseph Crocker

USGBC NC logoThank you to the USGBC Triangle Branch for supporting this workshop!

 

Register: https://energy.appstate.edu/workshops/343