2021-IECC-Updates-Residential - Significant Changes from 2018 to 2021 IECC - Residential

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Significant changes from the 2018 to 2021 IECC for residential buildings are presented in a training program dated 3.19.2024. The session explains effective energy strategies for buildings and communities, delivered by ICC preferred provider personnel and hosted by SEDAC, an applied research program at the University of Illinois. It highlights mission and services, including energy code assistance, technical support, and online learning resources. A webinar schedule and upcoming events cover energy code basics, residential stretch code, Q&A review, and 2021 updates for residential and commercial.

LanguageEnglish

CategoryResearch & Report

FormatPDF

Pages63

Reading Time2 h 39 min

AccessFree to download

Overview

Who We Are and What We Do

Energy Code Assistance

Training and Credits

Provider and Accreditation

Webinar Schedule and Events

Archived Webinars

Upcoming Webinars

Significant Changes from the 2018 to 2021 IECC: Residential 3.19.2024 Providing effective energy strategies for buildings and communities ICC Preferred Provider \# 2396 ICC Course \#50349 Presenters: Shawn Maurer Robert Schlorff Who We Are Our mission: Reduce the energy footprint of Illinois and beyond What We Do We are an applied research program at the University of Illinois. We assist buildings and communities in achieving energy efficiency, saving money, and becoming more sustainable. We help facilities become more energy efficient. We educate . We research. We advocate for a greener future. SEDAC is the Illinois Energy Conservation Code Training Provider This training program is sponsored by Illinois EPA Office of Energy SEDAC is a Preferred Education Provider with the International Code Council (ICC) . Credits earned on completion of this program will be reported to ICC for ICC members. Certificates of Completion will be issued to all participants. This workshop is approved for 1 LU/HSW CES credits from the American Institute of Architects (AIA) . Credits earned on completion will be reported for AIA members. Energy Code Assistance Technical support • [energycode@illinois.edu](energycode@illinois.edu) • 800.214.7954 Online resources at [smartenergy.illinois.edu/energy-code](smartenergy.illinois.edu/energy-code) • Workshops • Webinars • Online on-demand training modules SEDAC Energy Code Training Series Energy Code Webinar Schedule 08.22.23 – ARCHIVED – Energy Code Basics 09.26.23 – ARCHIVED-Existing Residential Buildings 11.14.23 – ARCHIVED-Residential Stretch Code 12.12.23 – ARCHIVED Q&A Review – How We Answer Energy Code Questions 02.20.24 – ARCHIVED-Commercial Stretch Energy Code 04.09.24 – Simplified Code Compliance 05.21.24 – Existing Commercial Buildings 06.11.24 – Q&A Review – How We Answer Energy Code Questions Registration: [https://smartenergy.illinois.edu/events](https://smartenergy.illinois.edu/events) SEDAC Energy Code Upcoming Events Based on popular demand we have added (2) upcoming webinars to cover changes between the 2018 IECC and 2021 IECC 03.19.24 – 2021 IECC Updates: Residential TODAY! 03.20.24 – 2021 IECC Updates: Commercial Registration: [https://smartenergy.illinois.edu/events](https://smartenergy.illinois.edu/events) Illinois Energy Conservation Code

FAQs

What does the 2021 IECC updates training focus on for residential buildings?

It focuses on significant changes from the 2018 to 2021 IECC and how to provide effective energy strategies for residential buildings and communities.

Who delivers the training and what organization supports it?

Presenters are Shawn Maurer and Robert Schlorff, and the program is sponsored through SEDAC at the University of Illinois as an Illinois Energy Conservation Code Training Provider.

What learning resources and credits are included?

Participants can access online resources and a schedule of workshops/webinars. Completion credits are reported to ICC for ICC members, and the workshop is approved for 1 LU/HSW CES credits from AIA.

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