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Solar Heat Gain Coefficient (SHGC) FAQs(Link opens in a new window)

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Source: BECP
How Do I Demonstrate Compliance with the SHGC Requirements in the IECC?

Solar Heat Gain Coefficient (SHGC) measures how well a product blocks heat caused by sunlight.

Site-built Glazing Systems FAQs(Link opens in a new window)

Compliance for site-built glazing systems is comparable to other assemblies within the building envelope but can be challenging because documentation on glazing performance values-U-factor, Solar Heat...

Source: BECP

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Online Tools

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REScheck Package Generator - Online prescriptive energy code compliance(Link opens in a new window)

Rather than the traditional approach of following pre-determined prescriptive packages for code compliance, the package generator allows you to generate your own code-compliant insulation and window p...

Source: BECP
Building Energy Codes Glossary(Link opens in a new window)

This listing contains terms and acronyms that are used throughout the BECP website and compliance tools.

Source: BECP
REScheck Web - Online Energy Code Compliance(Link opens in a new window)

REScheck-Web is the web-based version of the REScheck desktop software. It performs just like the desktop version, but you don't need to download or install any software on your computer

Source: BECP

Presentations

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Commercial Provisions of the 2000 IECC(Link opens in a new window)

Chapter 7 Compared to Chapter 8 • Envelope compliance • Mechanical compliance • Service water heating compliance • Lighting compliance

Source: BECP
REScheck Case Study(Link opens in a new window)

REScheck is a computer program that can be used to demonstrate Energy Code Compliance.

Source: BECP
Residential Requirements for the International Energy Code(Link opens in a new window)

Residential Requirements for the International Energy Code

Source: BECP

Videos

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Inspecting for the Residential Provisions of the International Energy Conservation Code

Introduction to residential inspection for the 2000 IECC.

Source: Department of Energy
Inspecting for the Commercial Provisions of the International Energy Conservation Code

Introduction to commercial inspection for the 2000 IECC.

Source: Department of Energy
Insulating Ceilings: Cellulose

Cellulose insulation is blown into attics and sprayed into wall cavities of a home to provide thermal and sound barriers

Source: CEC