Kentucky

Kentucky Plumbing Code 2024

Posted on by Maureen Guttman
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Kentucky Plumbing Code 2024 – Complete Guide to Plumbing Regulations in Kentucky Plumbing is an essential component in any building project, and ensuring compliance with the Kentucky Plumbing Code is crucial for both safety and efficiency. Whether you’re a contractor, plumber, homeowner, or homeowner, knowing the specific requirements of compliance with the state's plumbing regulations is key to executing your project smoothly. Overview of the Kentucky Plumbing Code The Kentucky State Plumb...
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DOE’s Three Year Residential Energy Code Field Study

Posted on by Kamaria Greenfield
In September 2014, the U.S. Department of Energy (DOE) announced eight states that would participate in a three year Residential Energy Code Field Study. The states include: Pennsylvania, Maryland, Kentucky, North Carolina, Georgia, Alabama, Arkansas and Texas. Through the project, DOE plans to establish a sufficient data set to represent statewide construction trends and detect significant changes in energy use from training, education and outreach activities. The study comprises three main ...
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A Tale of Bright Highs and Dark Lows: The State of Energy Efficiency in the Midwest

Posted on by Kamaria Greenfield
by Julia Friedman and Ian Adams, Midwest Energy Efficiency Alliance (MEEA) The Midwest has a long history of supporting energy efficiency. In 1983, Minnesota was the first state to pilot a statewide energy efficiency program. Since then six Midwestern states have adopted some form of an energy savings target, also known as an Energy Efficiency Portfolio Standard (EEPS).[1] Of these states, in 2011 and 2012, Michigan, Ohio, and Illinois all exceeded their energy efficiency targets.[2] These...
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Alliance Announces SEEA’s ‘Graduation’ Into Standalone Entity

Posted on by Kamaria Greenfield
Alliance to Save Energy Press Release Washington, D.C., May 20, 2013 - Alliance to Save Energy President Kateri Callahan announced that the Southeast Energy Efficiency Alliance (SEEA), the Alliance’s wholly-owned subsidiary created to advance energy efficiency in the Southeast, will become a standalone entity on January 1, 2014. Callahan made the announcement about the future of SEEA during the Alliance’s EE Global Forum held in Washington, DC. “When the Alliance started SEEA i...
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