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Webinar: ‘What Energy Codes and Standards Are Adopted Where and by Whom’

Webinar: ‘What Energy Codes and Standards Are Adopted Where and by Whom’

A June 12 webinar by the Construction Specifications Institute will outline what energy codes and standards have been adopted in each of the states for commercial buildings, and what is anticipated to be adopted in the future.


May 17, 2012

A June 12 webinar by the Construction Specifications Institute will outline what energy codes and standards have been adopted in each of the states for commercial buildings, and what is anticipated to be adopted in the future.

The presentation will also cover general updating timelines in each state and update processes.

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