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What’s New in the NYS Energy Code?

Join this free 90-minute live training for a clear, practical overview of the latest updates in the 2025 NYS Energy Code.

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  • September 30, 2026
  • 12:00 – 1:30 pm
  • EDT | September 30, 2026 12:00 – 1:30 pm
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  • Online/Webinar
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Event Cost

  • Non Member & Member: Free Admission
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Continuing Education Units

1.5 AIA, 1.5 GBCI and 1.5 PDH, and 0.15 ICC credits [PENDING].


Thanks to NYSERDA, this training is free.

What is this training about?

What’s changed in the New York State Energy Code and what does it mean for your projects? Join this 90-minute session for a clear, practical overview of the latest updates in the 2025 Energy Conservation Construction Code of New York State (ECCCNYS-2025).

Whether you’re designing or building, staying current with code updates is essential to keeping projects moving with quality and compliance. This training breaks down the most important changes affecting both residential and commercial buildings, so you can confidently comply with the latest requirements.

From updated standards for building envelope performance to changes in compliance pathways, this course connects the dots between code updates and broader trends in efficiency and building decarbonization—helping you understand not just what’s changed, but why it matters. Walk away with the knowledge you need to navigate the new code, avoid common compliance challenges, and keep your projects on track.

What will you learn?

By the end of this training, you will be able to: 

Who is this training for?

This training is ideal for practitioners working on residential or commercial buildings in New York State including: 

How does this training work?

What’s New in the NYS Energy Code is a 1.5-hour live training taught remotely on Zoom, led by a highly knowledgeable instructor with industry experience. You are encouraged to ask questions and participate during class discussions and activities. This training is not recorded, but we will provide class materials in advance.

This course is expected to qualify for 1.5 AIA, 1.5 GBCI and 1.5 PDH, and 0.15 ICC credits [PENDING]. 

If you are unable to attend your scheduled course date, sign up for a future class at no additional cost by emailing education@urbangreencouncil.org. Sign up here to be notified about upcoming Energy Code trainings!

Matt Pesce
Engineering Consultant, Facility Strategies Group

FSG provides strategic decision making support to integrate energy efficiency, green design, and renewable energy into facility operations. Matt is a certified Energy Manager, Measurement and Verification Professional, Building Commissioning Professional, and member of ASHRAE Guideline-14 committee for Measurement of Energy and Demand Saving.