As part of the Town Plan discussion, there was lot of talk about how the Town might incorporate energy code compliance into the upcoming zoning ordinance rewrite. At the time, there were concerns about what the code actually said.

For those who would like to learn more about what the code requires, the Vermont Department of Public Service, in partnership with Efficiency Vermont, is pleased to bring you a free training on the proposed 2019 Vermont Commercial and Residential Building Energy Standards (CBES and RBES).

Attendees will learn about a variety of topics and will also have opportunities to ask technical questions of the presenters.

This training is open to the public and is being offered as two sessions (RBES from 8:30 – 12 and CBES from 12:30 – 4:30). Attendees may choose to register for one or both sessions.

Each session is eligible for 3 AIA credits, .86 BPI credits, as well as three professional credit hours for Efficiency Excellence Network members.

Here is a link to learn more about these trainings and to register for the 6/11 workshop:
http://www.cvent.com/events/2019-proposed-vermont-building-energy-standards/event-summary-0d[...]spx

I hope to see you there.

Respectfully submitted

Jeff Forward, Richmond Town Energy Coordinator

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