Energy Code Connect
Services
- Energy Code Coach
Personalized support for building professionals navigating the Energy Code/Title 24
- Regional Forums
Quarterly events to learn how the energy code relates to critical policy issues in our region
- Events & Trainings
Free courses to help you understand and apply energy code and green building standards
- ECC Rater & EPA 608 Training
Become a certified ECC Rater, earn your EPA 608 (All Types) certification, or other advanced certifications
- Resource Library
Documents and reference forms for CalGreen and California Energy codes
- Energy Code Coach
Personalized support for building professionals navigating the Energy Code/Title 24
- Regional Forum
Quarterly events to learn how the energy code relates to critical policy issues in our region
- Events & Trainings
Free courses to help you understand and apply energy code and green building standards
energy code coach
Questions About Title 24?
Energy Code Coaches are local experts who can help answer your Title 24 questions, fast. Coaches have decades of experience in green building and energy efficiency improvements. They can provide citations and offer advice for your project to help your plans and forms earn approval the first time. Contact us today for help in the next 24 hours:
Energy Code Connect Blog
Recent Code Coach questions from projects in San Luis Obispo, Santa Barbara, and Ventura Counties:
Regional Forums
Regional Forums provide an opportunity for building professionals to network and explore aspects of the energy code that are relevant to critical policy issues facing our region. Forums take place 2-4 times a year.
To learn about and register for upcoming regional forums and trainings, please check out our Regional Forums page.
Industry Trainings
Events
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2025 Energy Code in Practice: Nonresidential
Register Event Description Sorting through tables and reading the fine print in the energy code may get you the specific language of the code, but what does that really mean […]
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Reducing Carbon Emissions from MEP Systems
Register Event Description As we move to reduce carbon emissions from our buildings and align with California carbon-reduction goals, we often overlook the impacts, and opportunities, in mechanical, electrical and […]
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The Practical Guide to All-Electric Residential Buildings (Part 2): Water Heating, HVAC, Laundry
Register Event Description The case for building all-electric is stronger than ever. All-electric homes are cheaper to build and operate, healthier and more comfortable to live in, and have GHG […]
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Natural Insulation for Low Carbon Builds
Register Event Description Natural Insulation has many benefits for builders and occupants but not everyone is familiar with these products. Discover how natural insulation products can be the perfect solution […]
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Green Building Construction Tour — Morro Bay
Morro Bay: Location provided upon registration Morro Bay, CA, United StatesRegister Event Description Here’s an opportunity to visit a green building project in person, to learn more about the process and see the implementation of energy efficiency and building electrification […]
resource library
Energy Code Documents & Resources
Building codes can be complex! We’re here to make your job easier. These documents provide references to CalGreen Building Standards and the California Energy Code (Title 24, part 6) to make it easier for you and your clients to understand building codes. If you need help right now, contact an Energy Code Coach here.
- 2022 Building Energy Efficiency Standards Summary
- 2022 Express Terms for the Proposed Revisions to 2022 Title 24, Part 1 and Part 6
- 2022 Express Terms for the Proposed Revisions to 2022 Title 24, Part 1 and Part 6 Reference Appendices
- 2022 Final Express Terms for the Proposed Revisions to the 2022 Title 24, Part 11
- 2019 Building Energy Efficiency Standards
- 2019 California Green Building Standards
- 2019 Reference Appendices
Become a Participating Contractor
3C-REN’s Home Energy Savings program offers contractors flexibility by paying incentives for actual metered kWh and therm savings. Rather than a restrictive list of measures and incentives, the program pays you to meet your customers’ energy savings or electrification needs.