Thanks to NYSERDA, this training is free.
What is this training about?
Ready to streamline your path to energy code compliance? Join this practical training to learn how to clearly document and verify compliance with the latest Energy Conservation Construction Code of New York State (ECCCNYS-2025).
Successfully demonstrating compliance is key to keeping projects moving smoothly toward approval and sign-off. This training shows you how to translate code requirements into clear, coordinated documentation that supports efficient review and construction. You’ll learn how to integrate key information into construction documents, which inspections and tests are required during construction and commissioning, and how to ensure your project meets both immediate and long-term expectations.
Walk away with the tools and confidence you need to demonstrate energy code compliance effectively, avoid common documentation gaps, and keep your projects on track.
What will you learn?
By the end of this training, you will be able to:
- Identify the responsibility of each stakeholder involved in energy code compliance.
- Describe the required tests and visual inspections that projects will need to complete and pass before a building can be occupied.
- Identify the construction documents and supporting documentations that are recommended or required for code compliance.
- Understand the best practices for Cx, functional testing, and transferring information to the building O+M staff for code compliance.
Who is this training for?
This training is intended for design and construction professionals whose work is connected to submissions, inspections, and testing for energy code compliance for both residential and commercial projects.
- Architects
- Engineers
- Code enforcement officials
- Contractors & Trades (Commercial, Multifamily)
How does this training work?
How to Demonstrate Energy Code Compliance is a live 2-hour training, held virtually over zoom, by a highly knowledgeable instructor with industry experience. You are encouraged to ask questions and participate during classroom discussions and activities.
This training is expected to qualify for 2 AIA (HSW), 2 GBCI, 2 PDH and 0.2 ICC credits.
