There has been confusion over the WA energy codes and the passage of I-2066, and how the codes should be enforced. The Council has debated this at length and heard from the public. There are numerous laws that require the WA energy codes to meet certain requirements, including increasing energy efficiency, meeting requirements for cost, a public process, and the I-2066 initiative. The Council is investigating any changes necessary, if needed to bring the codes into compliance with the requirements under I-2066 and all other relevant laws. Until such time as the Council adopts any changes, the current 2021 codes will remain in place.
The Council is accepting code change proposals for the following:
2021 Washington State Energy Code-Commercial. The submittal period for I-2066 compliance amendments is open February 10, 2025 through 5 p.m. on April 7, 2025.
2021 Washington State Energy Code-Residential. The submittal period for I-2066 compliance amendments is open February 10, 2025 through 5 p.m. on April 7, 2025.
Apr 03
TAG Meeting : Mechanical, Ventilation and Plumbing Code
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Apr 03
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Apr 04
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Apr 04
1500 Jefferson St SE, Room 2331; Zoom or phone optional
Apr 07
TAG Meeting : Single Exit / Multiplex Housing Ad Hoc TAG
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Apr 10
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Apr 11
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Apr 11
1500 Jefferson St SE, Room 2331; Zoom or phone optional
Apr 11
1500 Jefferson St SE, Room 2331; Zoom or phone optional
Apr 17
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Apr 18
1500 Jefferson Street SE, Room 1213; Zoom or phone optional
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