CommercialProducts/MethodsResidential

Washington State’s 2024 Energy Code Moves Toward Final Adoption — Big Changes Ahead for Builders

Washington continued work toward finalizing the 2024 Washington State Energy Code for both commercial and residential buildings, with dozens of proposals recommended for approval and new requirements positioning buildings to comply with the state’s Building Performance Standard. Oregon contractors with projects near the border or licensed in both states should pay close attention — the new code will significantly affect HVAC system selection, insulation requirements, and overall project costs for new residential construction across Washington. Neea

Source: Northwest Energy Efficiency Alliance Read the full story: https://neea.org/resource/q1-2026-codes-standards-and-new-construction-newsletter/

Koleena

Koleena has been a business owner for nearly 30 years. A serial entrepreneur, she has owned an event business coordinating local trade shows, a Christmas store and has been an approved provider for the Oregon CCB pre-license training class for new contractors since 2007. Prior to that, she worked in construction administration in several capacities. Dabbling in various other interests, her favorite hobby is gardening. She loves watching her plants grow and her students grow to their full-potential as business owners.

Leave a Reply

Your email address will not be published. Required fields are marked *