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Appendices A E - California Energy Commission - State of California - energy ca 2025

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The document is the California Energy Commission's staff final report on the proposed 2012-14 Triennial Investment Plan for the Electric Program Investment Charge (EPIC). It outlines initiatives aimed at advancing energy efficiency, clean generation, smart grid technologies, and workforce development. The report summarizes stakeholder comments from public workshops and provides responses from Energy Commission staff. Key areas of focus include applied research and development, technology demonstration, market facilitation, and program administration. The plan emphasizes competitive funding opportunities to support innovative clean energy projects while addressing environmental impacts and regulatory challenges.

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What are the requirements for Title 24 windows?

ing to Title 24, a window is a vertical product made up of a frame and a sash with at least one piece of glazing, or glass. Under Title 24, California windows must meet standards for both U-factor and solar heat gain coefficient (SHGC). They must also be at least double-paned glass.

What triggers Title 24 compliance?

Title 24 is enforced when you pull a building permit for your project and either have your plans reviewed or building inspected.

What is the max U value for windows?

While the U-Factor can take any value, in general for windows it ranges from 0.20 to 1.20. The lower the U-Factor, the better the window insulates.

How much does an energy analyst make at California Energy Commission?

The average Energy Analyst base salary at California Energy Commission is $100K per year.

What triggers Title 24 in California?

Title 24 applies to you if you are modifying, moving, replacing, or disconnecting and reconnecting at least 10% or 40 light fixtures in a room and you are pulling a permit for your project. Generally speaking, routine maintenance does not trigger Title 24 compliance.

What does the CA Energy Commission do?

As the states primary energy policy and planning agency, the Energy Commission is committed to reducing energy costs and environmental impacts of energy use while ensuring a safe, resilient, and reliable supply of energy.

What are Title 24 insulation requirements?

2022 Title 24 compliance is now based on meeting a combination of energy budgets based on Time Depen- dent Valuation ($) and Source Energy. The mandatory minimum insulation in 2x6 framed walls is R-20. Quality Insulation Installation (QII) is still required for all multi-family buildings of three stories or less.

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