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The Design Energy Code is an input in extended project data the Extended Project Info section. For whole building projects without energy modelingthat are not energy modeled, the Design Energy Code selection determines the savings for the project.  The The savings percentage percent is a code equivalent % percent savings of the selected code to the code basis for the 2030 Challenge , which is (CBECS 2003).

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The Design Energy Code Equivalent Percentage Savings values are based on a collaboration with New Buildings Institute, which utilizes the code determination analysis by Pacific Northwest National Laboratory (PNNL) for each new version of ASHRAE Standard 90.1 to establish zEPI scores that ultimately become the code equivalent savings (100 - zEPI).

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The

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DDx Design Energy Code Equivalent Percentage Savings can vary over time, due to one or

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more of the following reasons:

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  • Significant new research has been made available

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  • ; for example

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  • , when ASHRAE started using 90.1-2004 as the baseline for their calculations to assist making new versions and versions of other codes comparable to a single version.

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  • Leading up to this shift, additional research and analysis

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  • were completed to assess what the percentage savings between 90.1-2004 and CBECS 2003 (baseline for 2030 Challenge) should be.

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  • The resulting adjustment had a ripple effect across a number of design energy codes

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  • , and the update has now been incorporated into the DDx.

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  • There could be a difference between the

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  • pre-

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  • publication and

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  • final determination of

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  • percent savings

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  • . The timing of the PNNL final determination can vary, but they tend to issue a pre-publication notice near the release of a new ASHRAE version.

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  • The pre-publication value will be associated with the design energy code initially, and it will be updated

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  • as needed after the final determination has been published.

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  • Additional research and analysis has been provided to AIA for regional and/or international codes that warrant an update of the value

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  • .

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  • Changes to the code equivalencies will only be updated at the point of saving and will not get updated across

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  • projects unless

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  • the projects are re-

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  • saved.

Design Energy Code Percent Reduction vs. Modeled pEUI Percent Reduction

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  • percent savings pEUI reduction for modeled projects is less than the design code

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  • percent saving equivalent, consider adjusting

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  • the baseline to meet the design code equivalent

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  • percent savings.
  • If using code equivalent savings, the selected design energy code will drive the

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  • percent savings.
  • If a project has

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  • an energy model, the

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  • percent savings is derived from the pEUI and the baseline EUI.
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  • an energy model, check to make sure the

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  • percent savings is a reasonable number – comparing to the code equivalent

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  • percent savings is a helpful benchmark.
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  • percent savings value is unexpected, reevaluate and consider adjusting the baseline EUI.

The table below details the approximate percent reduction based on the selected design energy codes.

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Design Energy Code Equivalents

Design Energy Code

Approximate % Reduction from Average

ASHRAE 90.1-1999

10%

ASHRAE 90.1-2001

10%

ASHRAE 90.1-2004

25%

ASHRAE 90.1-2007

31%

ASHRAE 90.1-2010

42%

ASHRAE 90.1-2013

46%

ASHRAE 90.1-2016

50%

California Title 24 2005 for high rise residential

35%

California Title 24 2005 for single family residential

30%

California Title 24 2008

40%

California Title 24 2010

40%

California Title 24 2013

48%

California Title 24 2016

53%

California Title 24 Non Residential 2008

40%

California Title 24 Residential 2005

35%

California Title 24 Residential 2008

40%

IECC 2003

10%

IECC 2006

20%

IECC 2009

31%

IECC 2012

42%

IECC 2015

46%

*NECB 2011

45%

Older than 1999

0%

Massachusetts Stretch Code

52%

Oregon Energy Code

25%

Oregon Energy Code 2010

34%

Oregon Energy Code 2014

40%

Oregon Energy Efficiency

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Specialty Code 2010

25%

Oregon Energy Efficiency

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Specialty Code 2014

40%

Washington Energy Code

25%

Washington Energy Code 2012

25%

Washington Energy Code 2015

48%

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Note: These are estimates of code comparison based on analyses by Pacific Northwest National Laboratory, New Buildings Institute, and Architecture 2030. These percentages are provided to enable the inclusion of non-modeled projects in analysis for the AIA 2030 Commitment.

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*Source for this code is from the National Research Council Canada and New Buildings Institute.

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