Codes

Building codes make our cities and communities more resilient and make buildings more comfortable, productive, and safer for those working and living in these spaces. IMT works with local governments to improve residential and commercial code compliance that results in increased energy savings and more efficient buildings across the country. Interested in IMT’s codes work? Scroll through our blogs and resources below to see how IMT has been collaborating with local and regional organizations to improve buildings codes and code compliance.

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2024 IECC – EECC Recommendations on Key Proposals

This document provides a brief outline of select proposals on the efficiency of the International Energy Conservation Code (IECC), along with the Energy Efficient Codes Coalition’s (EECC) initial recommendations.

2021-2022 Annual Report

IMT’s Annual Report captures not only the organization’s successes and progress from 2021-2022, but also recaps clear market signals that continue to drive action in buildings today.

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BPS for Federal Buildings Released, and National BPS Coalition Expands to State of California

White House sets federal building standards, State of California joins the National Building Performance Standards Coalition, committing to better, more efficient, and more equitable buildings.

National Building Performance Standards Coalition Sends Clear Market Signals

The implications of the White House's National Building Performance Standard Coalition.

Community Climate Shift

IMT and the People's Climate Innovation Center are bringing together a coalition of local governments and communities to address the climate crisis via a widespread shift.