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Begin by selecting your proposed heating system. Check the appropriate box for options like Electric, Radiant Heat, or Forced Air System. Ensure this selection is clearly indicated on your construction plans.
Next, move to the Prescriptive Whole House Ventilation section. Choose one ventilation system type and fill in any required details such as fan run-time percentage and CFM (Cubic Feet per Minute) values.
Refer to Table M1507.3.3(1) to determine the airflow rate based on your home's square footage and number of bedrooms. Fill in the corresponding CFM value on the form.
If you selected an intermittent exhaust fan, calculate the ventilation rate using Table M1507.3.3(2). Multiply your airflow CFM by the chosen factor from the table.
Complete the Energy Credits section by checking boxes that correspond to your home’s square footage and listing selected energy credit options along with their respective credits.

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What energy code does Illinois use?

The 2021 edition of the IECC as amended went into effect on 1/1/24. Residential Buildings must comply with Illinois Energy Conservation Code per 20 ILCS 3125. See Subpart D of the Illinois Energy Code for more information.

What are the changes in the Washington state energy code?

Changes from the draft to the final 2021 WSEC include removing the heat pump requirement for space and water heating, and changes to the additional efficiency credits. Each new single-family home built in Washington requires minimum energy credits beyond the prescriptive minimums based on its size (Section R406. 3).

What is the energy code for buildings?

The most widely adopted model energy codes are the International Energy Conservation Code (IECC) and ASHRAE 90.1. The IECC has chapters for residential and commercial building typologies; ASHRAE 90.1 is for buildings other than one or two family attached or detached and multifamily three stories or less.