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SUMMARY:2025 CALGreen - Residential
DESCRIPTION:Register \nEvent Description  \nThe California Green Building Standards\, or CALGreen (Title 24\, Part 11)\, is a wide-ranging code covering aspects of site design\, electric vehicle charging infrastructure\, water efficiency\, indoor air quality and much more. In this course\, we’ll focus on residential Mandatory Measures and Tiers\, providing examples of implementation and highlighting 2025 changes throughout. \nLearning Objectives \n\nUnderstand CAL Green compliance process for residential projects\, highlighting changes in the 2025 code.\nBecome familiar with CAL Green mandatory measures and green building benefits of each\, including new single family and multi-family electric vehicle charging requirements\nUnderstand Tier 1 and Tier 2 options.\nLearn tools and best practices for submitting and reviewing compliance documentation.\n\nLearning Units \n\n1.5 AIA LUs pending for this course\n0.15 ICC CEUs pending for this course\n\nInstructors \nAndy Pease\, In Balance Green Consulting \nTatiana Soglin\, In Balance Green Consulting \nCourse Location \nZoom link provided upon registration.
URL:https://www.3c-ren.org/event/2025-calgreen-residential/
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SUMMARY:Recovery Ventilator: Installation\, Energy Savings\, and Compliance
DESCRIPTION:Register \nEvent Description \nImproved health and cognitive performance. Easier Title 24 compliance. Utility bill savings. These are the reasons to consider incorporating Heat Recovery Ventilators & Energy Recovery Ventilators (collectively Recovery Ventilators or RVs) into your next high-performance home project. \nThe instructors are a high-performance home contractor and energy consultant\, who together have specified and installed hundreds of RVs. They will draw on these experiences and data gathered from these units to better understand these mechanical ventilation systems and their benefits. They will cover the details of ducting to the outside for inlet and exhaust air and distributing the supply and exhaust throughout homes. Balancing airflow rates and maintenance requirements will also be covered. \nWe will also go over new 2025 energy code requirements for balanced ventilation and heat recovery in multifamily dwelling units\, how to add a RV to a Title 24 compliance energy model and the change in energy use and compliance metrics that results. We’ll present various configurations of RVs\, including through-the-wall paired units\, packaged HRVs and packaged ERVs\, and various ducting options. \nLearning Objectives \n\nUnderstand the basics of how Recovery Ventilators (RVs) work to improve indoor air quality in homes and reduce heating and cooling energy use\nLearn the 2025 energy code requirements for mechanical ventilation in single family and multifamily buildings and how RVs impact Title 24 compliance metrics\nModel a case study home and multifamily building using RVs and examine the energy use and compliance scores in various configurations\nHear best practices for specifying and installing RVs\n\nLearning Units  \n\n2.0 AIA LUs pending for this course\n0.2 ICC CEUs pending for this course\n2.0 CEA CEUs pending for this course\n\nInstructors  \nNick Brown\, Build Smart Group \nScott Kelly\, SK Fresh Air \nCourse Location  \nZoom link provided upon registration
URL:https://www.3c-ren.org/event/20631/
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20260730T093000
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SUMMARY:Using the ECC (HERS) Registry for Energy Code Compliance
DESCRIPTION:Register \nEvent Description \nThis class teaches building department personnel how to use the ECC (formerly HERS) Registry to track the status of all of the ECC tests and inspections\, as well as all of the other compliance documents: CF1R\, CF2Rs\, and CF3Rs. The Project Status Report generated by the registry is probably the single most valuable tool for building departments to ensure compliance with the energy code. \nLearning Objectives \n\nWhat the ECC program is in the energy code\nHow ECC verification fits into the overall compliance process\nWhen a project is required to be registered with an ECC provider and when it is not\nHow to find a project in an ECC registry\nHow to use the ECC registry to track compliance documentation for a project\nHow to use the ECC registry to save time on field inspections\n\nLearning Units  \n\n1.5 AIA LUs pending for this course\n0.15 ICC CEUs pending for this course\n1.5 CEA CEUs pending for this course\n\nInstructor \nRuss King\, Coded Energy \nCourse Location  \nZoom link provided upon registration
URL:https://www.3c-ren.org/event/using-the-ecc-hers-registry-for-energy-code-compliance/
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20260805T093000
DTEND;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20260805T110000
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SUMMARY:2025 CALGreen - Nonresidential
DESCRIPTION:Register \nEvent Description \nThe California Green Building Standards\, or CALGreen (Title 24\, Part 11)\, is a wide-ranging code covering aspects of site design\, electric vehicle charging infrastructure\, water efficiency\, indoor air quality\, embodied carbon and much more. In this course\, we’ll focus on the non-residential sections of the code\, providing examples of implementation and highlighting 2025 changes throughout. \nLearning Objectives \n\nUnderstand CAL Green compliance process for nonresidential projects\, highlighting changes in the 2025 code.\nBecome familiar with CAL Green mandatory measures and green building benefits of each\, including new embodied carbon triggers and electric vehicle charging requirements\nUnderstand Tier 1 and Tier 2 options.\nLearn tools and best practices for submitting and reviewing compliance documentation.\n\nLearning Units  \n\n1.5 AIA LUs will apply for this course\n0.15 ICC CEUs will apply for this course\n\nInstructors  \nAndy Pease\, In Balance Green Consulting \nTatiana Soglin\, In Balance Green Consulting \nCourse Location  \nZoom link provided upon registration
URL:https://www.3c-ren.org/event/2025-calgreen-nonresidential-2/
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20260909T093000
DTEND;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20260909T110000
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CREATED:20260218T164723Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20260218T164802Z
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SUMMARY:Energy Code Compliance Verification (formerly HERS) – Overview and Envelope
DESCRIPTION:Register \nEvent Description \nUnder the new 2025 energy code\, HERS rating is now called Energy Code Compliance (ECC)\, but regardless of the name change\, the 3rd-party verification process is still a great way to improve energy performance and meet the Title 24 Energy code. In this two-part course\, we’ll cover what\narchitects and builders need to know to successfully integrate ECC measures into residential design and construction. Part 1 will provide an overview of ECC verification\, show how it fits into the building code and address envelope-related ECC measures. \nLearning Objectives \n\nLearn the roles and communication points for integrating ECC measures into permit plans\, Title 24 documents and construction schedules.\nIdentify the library of ECC measures and which are Mandatory/Prescriptive and which are optional for use in Performance compliance.\nUnderstand the requirements for Quality Insulation Installation (QII) and tips for passing the first time.\nLearn the process for checking Air Leakage and how to use the tools at key construction milestones.\n\nLearning Units \n\n1.50 AIA LUs will apply for this course\n0.15 ICC CEUs will apply for this course\n1.50 CEA CEUs will apply for this course\n\nInstructors  \nJennifer Rennick\, In Balance Green Consulting \nPaul Dunn\, In Balance Green Consulting \nCourse Location \nZoom link provided upon registration.
URL:https://www.3c-ren.org/event/energy-code-compliance-verification-formerly-hers-overview-and-envelope/
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20261013T090000
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SUMMARY:Solar PV: Technology and Valuation
DESCRIPTION:Register \nEvent Description \nAppraisers and Realtors will advance their credibility and competency to better serve their clients with solar-powered homes. Newly constructed homes have been required to have solar as of 2020 and existing home installations remain on an ongoing upward trend. How much value does solar add? What is the most essential number we need related to valuation? While saving money is the primary motive for homeowners to invest in solar\, CA building codes and energy policies are key market drivers as goals prioritize decarbonization; all-electric buildings powered by solar. Attendees will be better equipped to represent solar assets accurately in sales\, competently determine value\, and be credible guides for buyers and sellers. \nLearning Objectives \n\nAnswer essential questions regarding the valuation of a solar system\nIdentify components of solar systems\nBe aware of variations in utility rates and their impact on value\nUnderstand motives and market influencers of homeowner decisions\nDetermine the value of solar PV systems: 3 appraisal approaches\nAccurately represent solar in listings including vital points to inform value\nStakeholder’s shared pool of knowledge to support fair valuations\n\nTarget Audience \nReal Estate Appraisers\, Agents\, Lenders\, Related Associates \nLearning Level \nIntermediate\n*Course is designed for those familiar with valuation principles \nContinuing Education Credits \n3 hours continuing ed. BREA\, DRE\, BOE \nInstructor \nDebra Little\, Ajo \nCourse Location \nZoom link provided upon registration.
URL:https://www.3c-ren.org/event/solar-pv-technology-and-valuation-5/
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20261015T093000
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SUMMARY:Energy Code Compliance Verification (formerly HERS) – HVAC\, DHW\, and IAQ
DESCRIPTION:Register \nEvent Description \n3rd-party verification through ECC measures is a great way to improve energy performance and\, more to the point\, meet the Title 24 Energy code. This is the second part of a 2-part series\, where we’ll cover what architects and builders need to know to successfully integrate ECC measures into design and construction related to HVAC and indoor air quality. \nLearning Objectives \n\nReview key roles and identify integration strategies for ECC measures related to mechanical systems\nLearn ECC measures related to heat pumps\, refrigerant charge\, and air handlers and which are the best fit for specific projects\nUnderstand ECC measures related to domestic hot water (DHW)\, including compact plumbing and pipe insulation\nDiscuss ducted systems and options for improving performance and compliance through verification.\n\nLearning Units \n\n1.50 AIA LUs will apply for this course\n0.15 ICC CEUs will apply for this course\n1.50 CEA CEUs will apply for this course\n\nInstructors  \nJennifer Rennick\, In Balance Green Consulting \nPaul Dunn\, In Balance Green Consulting \nCourse Location \nZoom link provided upon registration.
URL:https://www.3c-ren.org/event/energy-code-compliance-verification-formerly-hers-hvac-dhw-and-iaq/
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