2025 Title 24, Part 6 Essentials — Nonresidential Compliance: EnergyPro Advanced
2026-07-29 09:00 - 12:00 (America/Los_Angeles) | CA
Date: July 29, 2026 (See upcoming classes below)

Time: 9:00 am – 12:00 pm PDT

Type: Virtual Classroom

Location: Online

CEUs: ICC:0.3; AIA:3; CABEC:3

Instructor: Martyn Dodd

Level: Advanced

Experienced EnergyPro users, get answers to your questions, address special considerations and see how to use the software most effectively to demonstrate compliance with 2025 Title 24, Part 6 Nonresidential Energy Code.
Respond to a pre-session survey to let us know what you’re most interested in, and we will do our best to incorporate your requests into the session. During the class we will cover commonly asked questions and will solicit additional questions from class participants and answer as many of them as possible in the allotted class time.
The training assumes participants have at least an intermediate level of hands-on experience using EnergyPro software as well as experience with and knowledge of the Energy Code and the Nonresidential compliance process.
Course objectives include:

Describe how rules-based, energy analysis software is used to model performance and compliance under the Nonresidential Energy Code, defining a baseline and proposed building and identifying appropriate design changes to the proposed building if it fails to comply.
Identify time-effective methods to accurately create a nonresidential compliance model.
Avoid the most common compliance modeling pitfalls that can lead to an inaccurate representation of nonresidential building energy performance, or failure to comply with the modeling requirements of the California Energy Commission, or both.
Identify new compliance modeling requirements for energy-efficiency under the 2025 Nonresidential Energy Code and determine how to enter the required information in EnergyPro.

I-REN C&S Training: Electriﬁcation and Decarbonization with Passive House
2026-07-30 09:00 - 11:30
This course reinforces knowledge of basic Passive House principles and methodology while looking deeper into how Passive House design considers the electrical grid, renewables, and building electriﬁcation. It will explain the Passive House energy metric Primary Energy Renewable (PER) and PER Factors. It will demonstrate how PER and PER Factors interact with power supply and design choices, and how they drive optimization. The class will illustrate the goals, strategies, and results with regional case studies. Credits: 2 AIA LU | ICC CEUs: 0.15 Instructor: The Passive House Network Date: Thursday, July 30, 2026 9:00am – 11:30am

Using the ECC (HERS) Registry for Energy Code Compliance
2026-07-30 09:30 - 11:00
Event Description
This class teaches building department personnel how to use the ECC (formerly HERS) Registry to track the status of all of the ECC tests and inspections, as well as all of the other compliance documents: CF1R, CF2Rs, and CF3Rs. The Project Status Report generated by the registry is probably the single most valuable tool for building departments to ensure compliance with the energy code.
Learning Objectives

What the ECC program is in the energy code
How ECC verification fits into the overall compliance process
When a project is required to be registered with an ECC provider and when it is not
How to find a project in an ECC registry
How to use the ECC registry to track compliance documentation for a project
How to use the ECC registry to save time on field inspections

Learning Units

1.5 AIA LUs pending for this course
0.15 ICC CEUs pending for this course
1.5 CEA CEUs pending for this course

Instructor
Russ King, Coded Energy
Course Location
Zoom link provided upon registration
