MEETING #4 COMMITTEE PROGRESS REPORTS Nebraska Energy Code Compliance Collaborative. Chris Burgess September 25, 2013

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1 MEETING #4 COMMITTEE PROGRESS REPORTS Nebraska Energy Code Compliance Collaborative Chris Burgess September 25, 2013

2 Agenda

3 1) Introductions Review Meeting #3 Meeting Goal: Identify at least one concrete action item for each focus area committee 2. Mission Statement Final Review and Vote for Approval 3. Progress Reports from Five Focus Area Committees 4. Wrap Up & Next Steps 5. Discussion on Long-Term Strategy for REScheck/COMcheck

4 Meeting #3 Review June 25, 2013

5 Resources and Links Collaborative Homepage: Sign Up Join the Group Start a Discussion Post a Resource

6 Collaborative Mission Statement

7 The mission of the Nebraska Energy Code Compliance Collaborative is to: Facilitate statewide compliance with the Nebraska Energy Code, and local energy codes, through a collaborative effort of stakeholders; Coordinate actions and policies affecting energy code compliance; Identify and prioritize steps needed to achieve full compliance with building energy codes; and Serve as a reliable source of information on energy code compliance.

8 We strive to assure that municipalities, builders, designers, lenders, appraisers, consumers, policymakers, and other stakeholders have the knowledge and tools they need to evaluate and assign value to building energy efficiency and energy code compliance.

9 Committee Progress Reports

10 1) Securing Funding Milo Mumgaard, City of Lincoln 2) Training Jesse Krivolavek, AEA, LLC and Jim Harper 3) Outreach Garry Ruliffson, OPPD 4) State and Local Policy Danielle Jensen, NEO 5) Compliance Evaluation Joe Saniuk, AIA Nebraska

11 SECURING FUNDING Milo Mumgaard City of Lincoln

12 SECURING FUNDING Progress Items Developed agenda for utility / code official meeting Confirmed speakers for meeting Developed first-cut at potential kw program savings

13 SECURING FUNDING Action Items Review potential savings data with utilities Develop first-cut at program structure and costs Set date for meeting

14 TRAINING Jesse Krivolavek AEA, LLC

15 TRAINING Progress Items Danielle Jensen Update on Appraiser Training & Builder Building Science Training Lynn Chamberlin update on Code Officials 2012 IECC Code & Blower Door Training Jesse Krivolavek update on Builder Blower Door Training Jim Harper Update on Nebraska Inspector Training Garry Ruliffuson update on Real Estate Training

16 TRAINING Action Items Identify ways to improve participation in training Identify additional stakeholder and industry partner training opportunities Identify consumer training opportunities

17 OUTREACH Garry Ruliffson OPPD

18 OUTREACH Progress Items County Extension Agency Videos Nebraska Energy Assistance Network Videos OPPD HERS/Energy Code for Real Estate Agents

19 OUTREACH Action Items Outreach Committee Involvement Other Groups to get Involved More Attendance to Training

20 STATE & LOCAL POLICY Danielle Jensen NEO

21 STATE & LOCAL POLICY Progress Items State Senator Education Session Agenda Items During first 10 days of 2014 Legislature

22 STATE & LOCAL POLICY Action Items Research/Analyze 3 rd Party Verifiers Des Moines Review Current Statutes Local jurisdictions allowed to amend parts out Additional committee members

23 COMPLIANCE EVALUATION Joe Saniuk AIA Nebraska

24 COMPLIANCE EVALUATION Progress Items Drafted Commercial Energy Code Baseline Study Process Document, Eric Makela Used DOE Sample Generator to Determine Survey Size, Lynn Chamberlin Solicited Support from University of Nebraska for Data Collection, ARCH/CM/ARCH ENG Students

25 COMPLIANCE EVALUATION Action Items Finalize process of UNL Students for Data Collection, Secure Funding Seek Code Official Committee Member Seek General Contractor Committee Member

26 Wrap Up

27 New Business Did we meet the goal of today s meeting? Agenda item(s) for next meeting? Further meeting dates/times?

28 DOE Strategy Briefing REScheck/COMcheck Compliance Software