This webinar will focus on specific Building America projects that have examined methods to consistently meet high levels of energy performance in existing homes, with a focus on retrofit packages that can be replicated across many homes.
March 19, 2014
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This webinar focused on specific Building America projects that have examined methods to consistently meet high levels of energy performance in existing homes, with a focus on retrofit packages that can be replicated across many homes. Presenters will answer tough questions, such as:
- Can standard measures be applied without an audit?
- Which packages of measures used in the Home Performance with ENERGY STAR (HPwES) program meet 30% savings?
- What can master-planned communities do to develop and implement specifications for community-scale renovations?
View the presentations:
Introduction and Building America Overview - Cheryn Metzger, National Renewable Energy Laboratory
Standardized Retrofit Packages – What Works to Meet Consistent Levels of Performance: Midwest Energy Efficiency Alliance - Scott Yee, Partnership for Advanced Residential Retrofit
Home Performance With Energy Star; Which Measures Get You 30% Savings? - Christine Liaukus, Building America Research Alliance
The Retrofit Challenge: Master Specifications for Affordable Housing Renovation Programs: Hot Humid Climate – Zones 1, 2, and 3 - Janet McIlvaine, Building America Partnership for Improved Residential Construction