[PPT] - Kentucky Energy Code Compliance Study Stakeholder Meeting June 22, PowerPoint Presentation

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Kentucky Energy Code Compliance Study

Stakeholder Meeting June 22, 2017

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Pro je c t T e a m / Co nta c t I nfo rma tio n

George Mann, Project Manager -

gmann@kyenergystudy.org

Larry Mahaffey, Circuit Rider –

lmahaffey@kyenergystudy.org

Isaac Elnecave, MEEA – ielnecave@mwalliance.org
Chris Burgess, MEEA – cburgess@mwalliance.org
Roger Banks, DHBC – roger.banks@ky.gov
Ric McNees, DHBC – ric.mcnees@ky.gov
Lee Colten, DEDI – lee.colten@ky.gov
Michael Kennedy – michael.kennedy@ky.gov

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Kentucky Energy Code Compliance Study

Program Update

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Ove rvie w o f Pro je c t

Pur pose : E

sta b lish re side ntia l e ne rg y c o de c o mplia nc e b a se line , a nd de te rmine if fo c use d tra ining & suppo rt c a n impro ve c o mplia nc e .

3-ye a r, thre e pha se , sta te wide pro g ra m

fo c use d o n ne w, sing le -fa mily ho me s

Jo int e ffo rt o f DHBC, DE

DI a nd ME E A

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Ove rvie w o f Pro je c t

Phase 1: E

sta b lish b a se line a nd de te rmine wha t me a sure s typic a lly ne e d a dditio na l suppo rt (Oc t 2014

Se pt 2015)

Phase 2: F

c use d tra ining & suppo rt (Oc t 2015 – Ma y

2017)

Circ uit Ride r pro g ra m
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n-Pe rso n T ra ining & E duc a tio n pro g ra m

Online tra ining vide o s (622 vie ws to da te )
Nume ro us pre se nta tio ns a b o ut the pro je c t

Phase 3: May- Se pt. 2017 Re run da ta c o lle c tio n

pro c e ss/ a na lysis to de te rmine le ve l o f impro ve me nt

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Pha se 2

Southfac e, a na tio na lly-re c o g nize d Atla nta b a se d

tra ining pro vide r, pro vide d o ur o nsite tra ining

25 full day tra ining se ssio ns o ffe re d in 14 diffe re nt

c o untie s a c ro ss the sta te (2016/ 17)

1 half day c la ss fo r sta ke ho lde rs
No mina l re g istra tio n fe e : $25 ($200+ va lue )
Cla sse s a ppro ve d fo r CE

U c re dits b y:

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Divisio n o f HVAC

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Divisio n o f Building Co de s E nfo rc e me nt

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I nte rna tio na l Co de Co unc il (I CC)

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Building Pe rfo rma nc e I nstitute (BPI

)

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Pha se 2

T ra ining T

pic s
HVAC
HVAC Sizing / E

xpla in ACCA Ma nua l J, S a nd D

Ro le the HVAC syste m pla ys in moisture c ontrol
Co nse q ue nc e s o f imprope rly size d HVAC syste ms
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he rma l E nve lo pe

De fine the building e nve lope
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mpo rta nc e o f a ir se a ling / blowe r door te sting

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nspe c tio n me tho ds fo r de te rmining e ffe c tive ne ss o f insula tio n insta lla tio n

Co mmo n Co mplia nc e Cha lle ng e s
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nsula tio n insta lla tio n qua lity

Hig h- e ffic a c y lig hting
Co mmo n misse d a ir se a ling opportunitie s
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mpo rta nc e o f se a ling duc ts

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Se mina r Site s Ac ro ss the Co mmo nwe a lth

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Cla ss Atte nda nc e

T

ta l Atte nda nc e
HVAC ……………………………………..144
T

he rma l E nve lo pe .…………………......131

Co mmo n Co mplia nc e Cha lle ng e s…106

T OT AL = 381 AVG. = 15.24 / c lass Ove r 3,000 tr aine e c ontac t hour s

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Cla ss Adve rtising a nd Outre a c h

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K

e ntuc ky Asso c ia tio n o f Ma ste r Co ntra c to rs

Ho me Builde rs Asso c ia tio n o f K

e ntuc ky

Co de Administra to rs Asso c ia tio n o f K

e ntuc ky

Ho me Builde rs Asso c ia tio n o f L

e xing to n

Re g io na l o ffic e s o f the Ho me Builde rs Asso c .
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we s
Ho me De po t
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c a l b uilding de pa rtme nts
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nte rne t

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Kentucky Energy Code Compliance Study

Circuit Rider Program Larry Mahaffey, Circuit Rider

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Cir c uit Ride r Po sitio n

Circ uit Ride r Pro g ra m

23rd mo nth o f 26 mo nth pro g ra m
Pro vide individua l a ssista nc e to c o de o ffic ia ls, ho me b uilde rs

a nd o the r e ne rg y c o de sta ke ho lde rs

Pro- a c tive ly re a c h o ut to sta ke ho lde rs o n a re g ula r b a sis
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sta b lish a nd ma inta in a truste d e ne rg y c o de a dviso r re la tio nship

Curre ntly a ssisting with b uilding re c ruitme nt fo r Pha se 3, a nd will

the n tra nsitio n b a c k to c irc uit riding thro ug h Se pte mb e r

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Me e ting s / Conta c ts Conduc te d

190 One - on- One Me e tings to date
81 with ho me b uilde rs
73 with inspe c tio n de pa rtme nts
14 with HVAC c o ntra c to rs
6 with insula tio n c o ntra c to rs
9 with lo c a l o ffic ia ls
5 with b uilding supply b usine sse s
2 with lo c a l c o -o ps

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Circ uit Ride r Pro g ra m

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Me e ting s / Conta c ts Conduc te d

Me e ting s typic a lly la st fro m 30 – 120 minute s a nd c o nsist o f 1

to 9 a tte nde e s. 302 tota l a tte nde e s a s o f Ma y 21, 2017

Additio na lly, 246 “in- fie ld” c o nta c ts we re ma de whe re

info rma tio n o r a ssista nc e wa s pro vide d o n site

All re g io ns o f the sta te ha ve b e e n visite d, ma ny mo re tha n
nc e
Se ve ra l b uilding de pa rtme nts ha ve pro vide d o ppo rtunitie s

to ride with the lo c a l inspe c to rs during site visits

F
llo w-up visits with pre vio us c o nta c ts
Pro mo ting the o nline tra ining vide o s, with 622 vie ws to da te

Circ uit Ride r Pro g ra m

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Circ uit Ride r Pro g ra m

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T

pic s Disc usse d During Me e ting s
Reviewed items from baseline study shown to need more support
Discussed construction methods that will allow better code compliance

(proper insulation installation, improved air sealing)

Most builders and code officials agree that there has been a steady

compliance improvement over the course of the study

Working together; the energy code requires significant crossover

between construction trades – the work of one trade substantially impacts another trade’s work

Circ uit Ride r Pro g ra m

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Statewide Observations

Several building departments have added additional

inspections to assure better compliance with the energy code.

During the last year, site visits have shown an improvement

in energy framing techniques and insulation installation quality.

Methods for installing slab edge insulation continues to pose

challenges

Envelope tightness of less than 5 ACH cannot be consistently

identified by the visual inspection option

There appears to be a better awareness of the energy code

requirements statewide

Circ uit Ride r Pro g ra m

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Questions?

Circ uit Ride r Pro g ra m

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Contact Information

Larry Mahaffey (502) 645-6542 lmahaffey@kyenergystudy.org Energy Code Hotline: energycodehotline@kyenergystudy.org Website: www.kyenergystudy.org

Circ uit Ride r Pro g ra m

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Kentucky Energy Code Compliance Study

Insulation Installation Guide

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I nsula tio n I nsta lla tio n Guide

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I nsula tio n I nsta lla tio n Guide

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Kentucky Energy Code Compliance Study

DOE / PNNL Phase 1 Kentucky State Report

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Kentucky Wall R-Values

PNNL F ina l Re sults

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Kentucky Wall U-Factors

PNNL F ina l Re sults

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Additional Data Items

PNNL F ina l Re sults

Ho me Size

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(71%) 1 sto ry

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2400 ft2

Ab o ve Co de

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(27%) pa rtic ipa te d in a n a b o ve -c o de pro g ra m

Builde r Pro file

Conditione d F loor Ar e a (ft2) < 1000 1000 to 1999 2000 to 2999 3000 to 3999 4000+ Pe r c e ntage

0% 42% 32% 19% 7%

No. of Home s

pe r Ye ar < 10 10 to 50 50 to 99 100+ Pe r c e ntage

20% 53% 0% 27%

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Additional Data Items

PNNL F ina l Re sults

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nve lo pe

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Wa lls:

(88%) 2x4 wo o d-fra me d wa lls
(12%) 2x6 wo o d-fra me d wa lls

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F

unda tio ns:
(41%) b a se me nts; (100%) c o nditio ne d
(35%) sla b -o n-g ra de
(24%) c ra wlspa c e s
Duc t & Piping Syste ms

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Avg . Duc t I nsula tio n: R-7

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Avg . Pipe I nsula tio n: R-2.4, mix o f R-2 a nd R-3

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Additional Data Items

PNNL F ina l Re sults

E

q uipme nt

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He a ting :

(51%) F

urna c e ; Avg . Ca pa c ity = 59,600 Btu/ hr

(48%) He a t Pump; Avg . Ca pa c ity = 39,000 Btu/ hr

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Co o ling :

(31%) Ce ntra l AC: Avg . Ca pa c ity = 40,000 Btu/ hr
(69%) He a t Pump: Avg . Ca pa c ity = 38,000 Btu/ hr

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Wa te r He a ting :

Mo stly e le c tric sto ra g e with a n a ve ra g e c a pa c ity o f 84

g a llo ns a nd a ve ra g e e ffic ie nc y ra ting o f E F 0.91

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Ve ntila tio n:

Ma jo rity e xha ust-o nly (91%) o r AHU-inte g ra te d (7%).

Appro xima te ly 98% o f ho me s re lie d so le ly upo n the b a thro o m fa n—o nly 2% ha d a de dic a te d e xha ust fa n.

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Additional Data Items - Successes

PNNL F ina l Re sults

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nve lo pe

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(85%) L a b e le d I nsula tio n

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(100%) Se a le d L ig ht fixture s

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(81%) Se a le d Utility pe ne tra tio ns

Duc t & Piping Syste ms

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(96%) Building c a vitie s no t use d a s supply duc ts

HVAC E

q uipme nt

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(84%) Pro vide d use r ma nua ls fo r me c ha nic a l syste ms

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Additional Data Items - Opportunities

PNNL F ina l Re sults

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nve lo pe

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(60%) Attic ha tc he s & do o rs c o mplie d

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(41%) Attic a c c e ss o pe ning s se a le d

Duc t & Piping Syste ms

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(13%) Air ha ndle rs a nd (5%) filte r b o xe s se a le d

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Annual Potential Compliance Savings

PNNL F ina l Re sults

Annua l Sta te wide Sa ving s Po te ntia l in K e ntuc ky

Ke y Me asur e Annual Savings E ne r gy (MMBtu) Cost ($) 1

E nve lo pe Air L e a ka g e 27,182 484,314

2

E xte rio r Wa ll I nsula tio n 9,277 171,044

3

F

unda tio n I

nsula tio n 6,800 108,156

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L ig hting 5,742 197,544

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Duc t L e a ka g e 2,135 43,142

T

tal

51,136 MMBtu $1,004,200

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Cumulative Potential Compliance Savings

PNNL F ina l Re sults

Me asur e

T

tal E

ne rgy Savings (MMBtu) T

tal E

ne rgy Cost Savings ($)

5yr 10yr 30yr 5yr 10yr 30yr E nve lope Air L e akage

407,730 1,495,010 12,639,630 7,264,710 26,637,270 225,206,010

E xte r ior Wall Insulation

139,155 510,235 4,313,805 2,565,660 9,407,420 79,535,460

F

undation

Insulation

101,997 373,989 3,161,903 1,622,345 5,948,598 50,292,689

L ighting

86,130 315,810 2,670,030 2,963,160 10,864,920 91,857,960

Duc t L e akage

32,025 117,425 992,775 647,130 2,372,810 20,061,030

T OT AL 767,037 2,812,469 23,778,143 15,063,005 55,231,018 466,953,149

F ive -ye a rs, T e n-ye a rs, a nd T hirty-ye a rs Cumula tive Annua l Sta te wide Sa ving s fo r K e ntuc ky

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Kentucky Energy Code Compliance Study

Cadmus Update

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Ca dmus Upda te

Progress Update
Review of Data Collection Process
Initial Findings

– Envelope – Ducts – Lighting

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Sa mpling pla n

Completed Started Remaining

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Pro g re ss Upda te

31 I

nsula tio ns Co mple te d

18 F

ina ls Co mple te d

5 Ma nua l D
39% Co mple te

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Re vie w of Data Colle c tion Pr

c e ss

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Re c ruitme nt/ Sc he duling

I

nitia l Outre a c h b y c o unty

We e k-to -we e k c o nta c t with b uilde r

a nd Pro g ra m Ma na g e r

We e kly c a lls with Pro je c t T

e a m

2 Pe rso n fie ld te a ms
T

ypic a lly in ho me fo r <60 minute s

All da ta is a no nymize d. No

ide ntifying info rma tio n is g ive n to DOE

r c o de o ffic ia ls

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I nsula tio n I nspe c tio n

L

o king fo r-
Wa ll a nd F

lo o r I nsula tio n R- Va lue

I

nsta lla tio n Qua lity

Air Se a ling
Windo w E

ne rg y F e a ture s

Ba se me nt / Sla b

I nsula tio n

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F ina l I nspe c tio n

L

o king fo r-
Ce iling

I nsula tio n R- Va lue a nd Qua lity

Hig h E

ffic a c y L ig hts

Blo we r Do o r

T e st

Duc t L

e a ka g e T e st

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F ina l I nspe c tio n

Par t 1 @ Insulation

Duc ts MUST

b e e xpo se d

Duc t De sig n / Air

Distrib utio n Syste m

Ro o m-By-Ro o m

Vo lume

Me c ha nic a l

Spe c ific a tio ns

Par t 2 @ F inal

E

q uipme nt Must b e o pe ra tio na l

Duc t L

e a ka g e T e sting

T

rue F lo w T e sting

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Only initia l finding s NOT F I NAL

Initial F indings

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E nve lo pe

Air Se a ling

– Missing E

le c tric a l Bo xe s

– No a ir b a rrie r b e hind

tub s

I

nsula tio n

– Co nsiste ntly b e tte r

Ho use L

e a ka g e

– Ra ng ing fro m 2-6

ACH50

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Duc ts

Duc t Se a ling

– Po o r Se a ling a ro und fra me d ple nums

Duc t L

e a ka g e

– No tre nds. Still hit a nd miss.

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Hig h E ffic a c y L ig hting

No t c o nsiste nt

– Ro ug hly 30% o f o b se rve d ho me s me t

Hig h E ffic a c y L ig hts re q uire me nts

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Nigel Makela

Analyst, Energy Services Nigel.Makela@cadmusgroup.com

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Que stio ns?

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Kentucky Energy Code Compliance Study

Kentucky HERS Data Analysis

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New Construction (2014 – 2016)
Home types: Single Family, Duplex
# of homes: 3,410 (16% of all building permits)
Average size: 3700 Sq. Ft. (Conditioned)
Code Compliance

– 2009 IECC

HERS Rated vs. 1 & 2-family permits statewide

– 2014: 6% – 2015: 25% – 2016: 27%

HERS Data set

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# of Ratings Per Zip Code

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Pha se 3

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2009 IECC w/ Kentucky Amendments

2009 IECC Amended

– Foundation Insulation: R-10/13 (down 4ft) – Wall Insulation: R-13 – Ceiling Insulation: R-38 – Windows: U - 0.35 – Air Leakage: 7 ACH50 – Duct Leakage: 8 CFM/100 sq. ft. (outside) – High Efficacy Lighting: 50% – AC Efficiency – 13 SEER – Furnace Efficiency – 80 AFUE

Kentucky Code Requirements

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ERI Compliance

Using the Data

The following slides can help us determine how homes are

currently being built and how they can meet the ERI compliance pathway in the IECC. – Important to note: the following ratings would likely see a 2-3 point increase in HERS index when rated in 2015 IECC compliance software.

We will gain an understanding of which primary energy code

components have a big impact on HERS scores in Kentucky.

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100 200 300 400 500 600 700 <30 35 40 45 50 55 60 65 70 75 80 >80

# of Home s HE RS Rating

All Homes

HERS Score Breakdown

Avg. HERS

Score: 66

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100 200 300 400 500 600 700 800

# of Home s Sq F t

All Homes

Conditioned Sq. Ft.

2501 or greater: 53% 4501 or greater: 11%

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50 100 150 200 250

# of Home s Sq F t

HERS ≤ 60

Conditioned Sq. Ft.

2501 or greater: 79% 4501 or greater: 21%

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200 400 600 800 1000 1200 1400 1600

# of Home s R- Value

All Homes

Above Grade Wall Insulation (Cavity Only)

Less than R-13: 2% R-13 only: 40% R-15 or less: 63% R-20 or greater: 7%

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50 100 150 200 250 300 350 400

# of Home s R- Value

HERS ≤ 60

Above Grade Wall Insulation (Cavity Only)

Less than R-13: 3% R-13 only: 30% R-15 or less: 48% R-20 or greater: 28%

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Percentage of Installations Rated with a Value of 1

Above Gr ade Wall Insulation Installations: 3,209 Numbe r

f Above Gr

ade Wall Insulation Installations Rate d as Gr ade 1: 2,367 Pe r c e ntage of Above Gr ade Wall Insulation Installations Rate d as Gr ade 1: 69%

Insulation Quality

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200 400 600 800 1000 1200 1400 1600 1800 <30 30 34 38 42 46 49 52 a nd g re a te r

# of Home s R- Value

All Homes

Ceiling Insulation

Less than R-38: 42% R-38 only: 50% R-49 or greater: 4%

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100 200 300 400 500 600 <30 30 34 38 42 46 49 52 a nd g re a te r

# of Home s R- Value

HERS ≤ 60

Ceiling Insulation

Less than R-38: 35% R-38 only: 53% R-49 or greater: 7%

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100 200 300 400 500 600 700 800 900 1000

# of Home s U- F ac tor

All Homes

Window U-Factor

Greater than U-.35: 18% U-.35 only: 8% U-.30 or lower: 54%

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50 100 150 200 250 300 350

# of Home s U- F ac tor

HERS ≤ 60

Window U-Factor

Greater than U-.35: 2% U-.35 only: 3% U-.30 or lower: 67%

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100 200 300 400 500 600 NA 0.5 1 1.5 2 2.5 3 3.5 4 4.5 5 5.5 6 6.5 7 > 7

# of Home s ACH50

All Homes

Air Leakage (ACH50)

5 ACH50 or less: 80% 4 ACH50 or less: 61% 3 ACH50 or less : 39%

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50 100 150 200 250 NA 0.5 1 1.5 2 2.5 3 3.5 4 4.5 5 5.5 6 6.5 7

# of Home s ACH50

HERS ≤ 60

Air Leakage (ACH50)

5 ACH50 or less: 98% 4 ACH50 or less: 93% 3 ACH50 or less : 75%

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2 4 6 8 10 12 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20

# of Home s ACH50

Kentucky Phase 1 Results

Air Leakage (ACH50)

5 ACH50 or less: 57% 4 ACH50 or less: 46% 3 ACH50 or less : 32%

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50 100 150 200 250 300 350 400 0.5 1 1.5 2 2.5 3 3.5 4 4.5 5 5.5 6 6.5 7 7.5 8 >8

# of Home s CF M25/ 100 Sq. F t.

All Homes

Duct Leakage to Outside

Less than 8: 1% 8 only: 2% 4 or lower: 74%

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20 40 60 80 100 120 140 160 0.5 1 1.5 2 2.5 3 3.5 4 4.5 5 5.5 6 6.5 7 7.5 8 >8 # of Homes CFM25/100 Sq. Ft.

HERS ≤ 60

Duct Leakage to Outside

Less than 8: 0% 8 only: 0% 4 or lower: 95%

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1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 1 3 5 7 9 11 13 15 17 19 21 23 25 27 29 31 33 35 37 39 41

# of Home s CF M25/ 100 Sq. F t

Kentucky Phase 1 Results

Total Duct Leakage (unconditioned space)

12 or lower: 82% 12 only: 8% 8 or lower: 31%

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100 200 300 400 500 600 700 800 10 20 30 40 50 60 70 80 90 100

# of Home s % HE L

All Homes

High Efficacy Lighting

Less than 50%: 48% 50% only: 10% 90% or greater: 28%

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50 100 150 200 250 300 350 400 450 500 10 20 30 40 50 60 70 80 90 100

# of Home s % HE L

HERS ≤ 60

High Efficacy Lighting

Less than 50%: 25% 50% only: 10% 90% or greater: 53%

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100 200 300 400 500 600 700 800 13 13.5 14 14.5 15 15.5 16 16.5

≥17

# of Home s SE E R

All Homes

Cooling Efficiency (SEER)

13 only: 19% 14 or greater: 76% 15 or greater: 5% 17 or greater: 0%

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50 100 150 200 250 300 13 13.5 14 14.5 15 15.5 16 16.5

≥17

# of Home s SE E R

HERS ≤ 60

Cooling Efficiency (SEER)

13 only: 11% 14 or greater: 83% 15 or greater: 6% 17 or greater: 1%

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100 200 300 400 500 600 700 80 90 92 92.5 93 93.5 94 95 95.5 96 96.5 97 97.5 ≥98

# of Home s AF UE

All Homes

Heating Efficiency (AFUE)

80 only: 7% 92 or greater: 92% 95 or greater: 31% 97 or greater: 9%

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20 40 60 80 100 120 140 160 180 200 80 90 92 92.5 93 93.5 94 95 95.5 96 96.5 97 97.5

≥98

# of Home s AF UE

HERS ≤ 60

Heating Efficiency (AFUE)

80 only: 0% 92 or greater: 100% 95 or greater: 47% 97 or greater: 19%

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HERS 60

Ex. Homes

1 2 3 4 5

Avg. Home

Components CZ 4 2009 IECC

Cond. Area (sq. ft.)

5016 447 3830 2758 2054 3355 BSMT: Cont. 7 5 NA 6 BSMT: Batt 4 5 6.5 NA 2 10/13 AGW: Cont. 2 1 AGW: Batt 13.5 10 13 17 19 16 13 Ceiling: Blown 36 38 39 37 39 37 38 Window: U-Factor .3 .29 .32 .34 .29 .30 .35 Air Leakage 1.8 2.7 2.4 3 2.3 2.8 7 Duct Leakage Cond. 1.4 Cond. 3 1.8 1.3 8 HEL: % 40 30 40 100 50 58 50 AC (SEER) 14 14 13 14.5 14 14 13 Furnace (AFUE) 93 96 93 93 92 93 80

Home Components

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Se nio r Po lic y Ma na g e r 312-784-7253 ie lne c a ve @ mwa llia nc e .o rg

Ia n Bla nding

Se nio r Building Po lic y Asso c ia te 312-784-7269 ib la nding @ mwa llia nc e .o rg

Contact Information

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Ne xt Ste ps

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Continue Circuit Rider Program
Final Two In-Person Trainings
Continue Promoting Online Videos
Preparations For Phase 3
DOE State Report

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Adjo urnme nt

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