What does MEC stand for?

Model Energy Code

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Samples in periodicals archive:

It's possible to build energy efficient buildings 30 percent to 50 percent better than national model energy codes require.

The first fuel: the cheapest and cleanest energy is the energy you ...

Legislation impacts Model Energy Codes Several proposed pieces of legislation pending before Congress (HR 6, S 2191 and HR 3221) will have major impacts on the energy codes developed by the International Code Council (ICC) and the American Society of Heating, Refrigerating and Air Conditioning Engineers (ASHRAE).

FCC bans exclusive access contracts

2]) of floor area, in accordance with the Model Energy Code and NFRC Annual Energy Performance Subcommittee recommendation (September 1998).

Performance criteria for residential zero-energy windows

2 per cent better than the model energy code, an average of $3.

Incentives offered for green energy use. (Construction)

Energy Star homes are at least 30 percent more energy efficient than those built to the national model energy code.

Energy-efficient mortgages

org for details); and * Builders of new homes that exceed a national model energy code by 50 percent (subject to certification) and producers of manufactured homes producers that exceed a national model code by 30 percent or that meet ENERGY STAR standards (see www.

Alliance Applauds Senate Finance Committee for Including ...

Certified homes are verified to be at least 30 percent more energy efficient than homes built to the 1993 national Model Energy Code or 15 percent more efficient than a state's energy code, whichever is more rigorous.

Building green: states are getting involved in making new and old ...

The Model Energy Code sets minimum requirements for insulation levels, but it is often cost-effective to exceed these levels.

The fundamentals of energy efficiency; Jim Hackler explores the ...