Topic/Matter Intersection

Topic:"Building Regulations" in M12780

Matter: EfficiencyOne - 2027-2031 Demand Side Management (DSM) Plan Application
3 passages 2 documents

Building Regulations across all matters →

E-32025 DSM Evaluation Reports 2 passages
Table 5: Implementation Status of Past Recommendations for Custom p. p. 65
Table 5: Implementation Status of Past Recommendations for Custom # Recommendations Status Comments 2024-New Construction-R6 For builders and energy modellers, the service should increase targeted outreach and educational activities relate...

AI summary The recommendation for targeted outreach and educational activities related to code shifts and their impacts on construction and energy efficiency was not recommended for action. E1 acknowledges the importance of such activities but notes that other organizations have already taken the lead, including sessions sponsored by the Department of Growth and Development with industry partners in March 2025.

[IF [G1=](#page-156-0)YES OR A3=NO OR A4=NO: GO TO SECTION B] p. p. 156
[IF [G1=](#page-156-0)YES OR A3=NO OR A4=NO: GO TO SECTION B] - G5. [IF [G1=](#page-156-0) NO OR DK; OPTIONAL RESPONSE FOR CONTACT INFO] Can you provide the names, roles and contact information of one or two people who played a key role in...

AI summary The text presents a conditional question requesting contact information for individuals involved in an organization's decision to construct buildings exceeding code standards. It includes options for responding and directs to Section B under specific conditions.

E-8E1 (EE) RIRs 1-10 1 passage
6.1. General Requirements p. p. 14
6.1. General Requirements - 1. If a project's building permit application was submitted after Jan. 6, 2020, it must follow the NECB 2017 requirements - 2. The number, type, and conditioning of thermal zones must be the same in the baseline...

AI summary Section 6.1 outlines technical compliance requirements for building projects, including NECB 2017 adherence, thermal zone consistency, ventilation rate limits, unmet heating/cooling hour thresholds, and heat pump reference building specifications. These standards ensure alignment with energy efficiency codes and operational performance benchmarks.

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