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Builder's field guide to energy efficient construction
The Builder's Field Guide presents approaches to energy efficient construction used throughout the Northwest. The Field Guide references 1991 Super Good Cents standards and the 1987 Northwest Energy Code. But the construction techniques describes will help you meet energy efficient construction standards wherever you build. Codes and incentive programs vary from area to area. You'll need to verify that an approach accepted in one area is OK to use in another. Your local utility or building department will help you learn local requirements and find the best way to meet them. Regional model conservation standards are the basis of local codes, state codes, and Super Good Cents specifications. The model standards were developed by the Northwest Power Planning Council, a regional power planning body created by the 1980 Northwest Electric Power Planning and Conservation Act. The model conservation standards are bottom-line performance standards. They may be met in a number of ways. Local governments, states, and utilities may tailor the standards to better suit local building practice and meet other local needs. Northwest conservation programs referenced in the Builder's Field Guide include. 67 figs.
Builder's field guide to energy efficient construction
The Builder's Field Guide presents approaches to energy efficient construction used throughout the Northwest. The Field Guide references 1991 Super Good Cents standards and the 1987 Northwest Energy Code. But the construction techniques describes will help you meet energy efficient construction standards wherever you build. Codes and incentive programs vary from area to area. You'll need to verify that an approach accepted in one area is OK to use in another. Your local utility or building department will help you learn local requirements and find the best way to meet them. Regional model conservation standards are the basis of local codes, state codes, and Super Good Cents specifications. The model standards were developed by the Northwest Power Planning Council, a regional power planning body created by the 1980 Northwest Electric Power Planning and Conservation Act. The model conservation standards are bottom-line performance standards. They may be met in a number of ways. Local governments, states, and utilities may tailor the standards to better suit local building practice and meet other local needs. Northwest conservation programs referenced in the Builder's Field Guide include. 67 figs.
Builder's field guide to energy efficient construction
L. Schwartz (author) / B. Boe (author)
1990
149 pages
Report
No indication
English
Energy Use, Supply, & Demand , Heating & Cooling Systems , Architectural Design & Environmental Engineering , Builders , Airtightness , Appliances , Bonneville Power Administration , Building Codes , Building Materials , Concretes , Construction , Construction Industry , Contractors , Energy Conservation , Energy Efficiency , Information , Manuals , Mechanical Structures , Oregon , Paints , Space HVAC Systems , Specifications , Thermal Insulation , Washington , EDB/320100
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