Module · M2
The National Energy Code of Canada for Buildings (NECB) and Related Procedures
Part of curriculum: Part 3 Energy Modeller
Building Codes and Regulations
Reporting and Communication
A one-day workshop covering the NECB, aimed at new and aspiring energy modelling professionals: building on a foundational familiarity with the NECB, this module provides practical guidance in the interpretation of NECB requirements for the development of energy models for performance path compliance. Learners will work through NECB requirements and procedures in applied, scenario-based exercises to develop working knowledge of code provisions, compliance processes, and regulatory structures.
Skills
NECB Performance Path requirements
Depth: Beginner
NECB Performance Tiers
Depth: Beginner
NECB Prescriptive Requirements
Depth: Beginner
Professional responsibilities associated with NECB compliance
Depth: Beginner
Regulatory environment governing energy codes in Nova Scotia
Depth: Beginner
Learning Outcomes
- Define NECB Reference Building requirements and outline minimum required documentation and supporting calculations required for compliance modelling
- Explain types of eligible energy conservation measures that can be included in energy modelling to achieve performance compliance
- Use calculation and verification procedures in accordance with NECB Part 8 requirements.
- Summarize applicable permitting and compliance procedures as the professional responsible for Resource Conservation.
- Describe code update processes and associated roles and responsibilities.