Building Energy Codes Portal
Welcome to the Building Energy Codes Portal
A project of theIPEEC Building Energy Efficiency Taskgroup (BEET)
This web portal supports efficient international knowledge exchange on building energy code implementation by providing information, experience, and resources from around the world.
International Collaboration to Improve the Implementation of Building Energy Codes
The potential benefits of building energy codes are numerous. With effective codes, buildings can deliver energy services to families and businesses using a fraction of the energy used today. In fact, comfort and productivity could even be improved. Jobs and markets could be created in new industries for energy saving technologies. Pollution in homes and cities and heat-trapping greenhouse gas emissions could be mitigated, protecting human health, well-being, and prosperity. The promise is great. But realizing that promise requires the successful implementation of building energy codes. Countries are learning how to effectively implement codes. Through international collaboration, they can learn from each other to accelerate progress in building energy performance at home and globally.
About this Site
This web portal has been developed in consultation with governments participating in the IPEEC Building Energy Efficiency Taskgroup (BEET). Recognizing that a number of online resources exist for general information on building energy codes, the information provided on this site provides an overview of the implementation of building energy code systems according to specific topics such as:
• the history and scope of codes
• the institutional arrangements for implementation
• supportive tools and capacity building
• enforcement mechanisms
• systems to test and rate building materials
The information is searchable by topic and by country. Search results also contain links to other on-line resources on building codes, links to regional resources, and experts on building code implementation.
Feedback & Next Steps
This web portal has the potential to facilitate additional forms of international collaboration, including web-forums, webinars, and best-practice materials. Your feedback on this site will therefore be valuable in further developing this resource.
This web portal was developed by the GBPN, PNNL and IPEEC Building Energy Efficiency Taskgroup (BEET), in support of the building energy work streams of the G20 Energy Efficiency Action Plan and the Major Economies Forum on Energy and Climate.
The report (Delivering Energy Savings in Building 3) on key areas for international collaboration on building energy code implementation is available.
Note: Information presented in this portal does not necessarily reflect the views of individual IPEEC and G20 members and guest governments.
Downloads
BEET 3 Methodology _0.pdf
http://ipeec.org/publications/download/id/1962.html – Delivering Energy Savings in Building 3 – Report
http://ipeec.org/publications/download/id/1963.html – Delivering Energy Savings in Buildings 3 – Executive Summary
Related News
- [Event] Webinar – 22 October 2015 – Implementing Building Energy Codes: Status of Building Energy Code Development & Implementation Globally and in China, France and the USA
- [News] Content Available from the Webinar of 22 Oct 15 – Implementing Building Energy Codes
- [Event] Webinar – Implementing Building Energy Codes: Implementation & Compliance Actions, 12 November 2015, 4:00 p.m. CET
- [News] New Report and Web Portal Support Greater Energy Savings from Buildings through International Collaboration on Building Energy Codes
Related Report Bundles
Building Energy Codes Portal
Welcome to the Building Energy Codes Portal
A project of theIPEEC Building Energy Efficiency Taskgroup (BEET)
This web portal supports efficient international knowledge exchange on building energy code implementation by providing information, experience, and resources from around the world.
International Collaboration to Improve the Implementation of Building Energy Codes
The potential benefits of building energy codes are numerous. With effective codes, buildings can deliver energy services to families and businesses using a fraction of the energy used today. In fact, comfort and productivity could even be improved. Jobs and markets could be created in new industries for energy saving technologies. Pollution in homes and cities and heat-trapping greenhouse gas emissions could be mitigated, protecting human health, well-being, and prosperity. The promise is great. But realizing that promise requires the successful implementation of building energy codes. Countries are learning how to effectively implement codes. Through international collaboration, they can learn from each other to accelerate progress in building energy performance at home and globally.
About this Site
This web portal has been developed in consultation with governments participating in the IPEEC Building Energy Efficiency Taskgroup (BEET). Recognizing that a number of online resources exist for general information on building energy codes, the information provided on this site provides an overview of the implementation of building energy code systems according to specific topics such as:
• the history and scope of codes
• the institutional arrangements for implementation
• supportive tools and capacity building
• enforcement mechanisms
• systems to test and rate building materials
The information is searchable by topic and by country. Search results also contain links to other on-line resources on building codes, links to regional resources, and experts on building code implementation.
Feedback & Next Steps
This web portal has the potential to facilitate additional forms of international collaboration, including web-forums, webinars, and best-practice materials. Your feedback on this site will therefore be valuable in further developing this resource.
This web portal was developed by the GBPN, PNNL and IPEEC Building Energy Efficiency Taskgroup (BEET), in support of the building energy work streams of the G20 Energy Efficiency Action Plan and the Major Economies Forum on Energy and Climate.
The report (Delivering Energy Savings in Building 3) on key areas for international collaboration on building energy code implementation is available.
Note: Information presented in this portal does not necessarily reflect the views of individual IPEEC and G20 members and guest governments.
Downloads
BEET 3 Methodology _0.pdf
http://ipeec.org/publications/download/id/1962.html – Delivering Energy Savings in Building 3 – Report
http://ipeec.org/publications/download/id/1963.html – Delivering Energy Savings in Buildings 3 – Executive Summary
Related News
- [Event] Webinar – 22 October 2015 – Implementing Building Energy Codes: Status of Building Energy Code Development & Implementation Globally and in China, France and the USA
- [News] Content Available from the Webinar of 22 Oct 15 – Implementing Building Energy Codes
- [Event] Webinar – Implementing Building Energy Codes: Implementation & Compliance Actions, 12 November 2015, 4:00 p.m. CET
- [News] New Report and Web Portal Support Greater Energy Savings from Buildings through International Collaboration on Building Energy Codes
Related Report Bundles