2009 IECC Case Studies

The Energy Code WorkshopResidential Case Studies

Objective of the TECW – to raise awareness, along with:

state wideongoingapproved trainersceu approved curiculum

The Focus Group findings:moneynot practicalconfusingenviro/eco/sustainable/LEED/green

Energy Code Facts

U.S. residential and commercial buildings together use more energy and emit more carbon dioxide than either industrial or transportation sector and:

39% of total energy2/3 of electricity

1/8 of water

Energy Codes:

• set minimum requirements for energy efficient design and comfort

• energy efficient buildings are more comfortable, healthy, and cost less to operate

• energy efficient building can create new economic opportunities for business by promoting new energy efficient technologies

• Less operating costs mean increase to the bottom line• this puts more money in the consumers pocket• IECC estimated to generate cost savings of over 2.5B per year

Video: a case study location, Phoenix

local, market proven, scalable,

BEFORE

Pre HERS 208Post HERS 65Annual Savings $1200Water Savings 62%Purchase 90kDays on Market 23Sales Price 240k

1818 W TURNEYEMERALD CERTIFIED

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319 W Virginia


Denver’s first emeraldpurchase price - 92k

improve - 50ksales price - 185k

EMERALD CERTIFIED

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1204 E OREGONEMERALD CERTIFIED

Salvage the garden shed

YouthBuild


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THE 2009 ENERGY CODE

Special Thanks to:

SRP

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• Pre HERS• 208• Post HERS• 65• Annual Savings• $1200• Water Savings• 62%• Purchase• 90k• Days on Market• 23• Sales Price• 240k

2009 IECC Case Studies

Real Estate