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Energy Code Training

Free Energy Code Training

The 2025 Energy Conservation Construction Code of New York State (ECCCNYS-2025) is now in effect. If you build or remodel residential properties in New York State, this code applies to your work.

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To support compliance, the New York State Builders Association (NYSBA), with funding provided by NYSERDA, is offering a free webinar training series designed for builders, remodelers, and contractors statewide.

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The series features seven one-hour live webinars led by industry experts, running from May through November. Each session focuses on real-world code application and includes opportunities for discussion. Recordings of past webinars are available on demand through the NYSBA Education Center, where you can also access additional multimedia online courses and training resources.

 

All webinars and Education Center resources are available to everyone interested in learning more about residential construction and code compliance. Click the button below to visit the NYSBA Education Center and explore available courses and webinar recordings.

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Live Webinars:

ECCCNYS-2025 Overview for Residential Builders

Completed May 21 — available on demand at NYSBA's Education Center

Building Envelope & Air Sealing Techniques

Completed July 16 — available on demand at NYSBA's Education Center

Documentation and Inspection Preparedness

Completed September 24 — available on demand at NYSBA's Education Center

Energy Code Compliance in Additions & Alterations

November 12

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Energy Code Compliance and Enforcement 

Completed June 18 — available on demand at NYSBA's Education Center

Mechanical Systems Installation & Compliance

Completed August 13 — available on demand at NYSBA's Education Center

Integration of High-Performance Building Practices

Completed October 15 — available on demand at NYSBA's Education Center 

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This training series is presented in partnership with the New York State Energy Research and Development Authority (NYSERDA)

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NYSBA is working to secure continuing education accreditation for this program. More information will be available soon. 

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