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Midwest Energy Efficiency Alliance (MEEA) Training

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  Commercial Building Operator Training

  The nation’s estimated 5.6 million commercial buildings have collectively shown substantial improvements in reducing energy intensity in recent years, but the sector remains an important target for energy efficiency opportunities. Given the number of commercial buildings, longevity of building life and diversity of building types, high-quality, energy-specific training for those who operate and manage these spaces is critical to achieving widespread ...

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  Industrial Training

  The industrial sector represents a substantial 40% of the Midwest's energy efficiency potential, presenting a significant opportunity for highly cost-effective energy savings. To tap into this potential, it is essential to provide, promote, and utilize energy efficiency training for the industrial workforce. Strengthening the credentials of Midwest manufacturing professionals in industrial energy efficiency is crucial for overcoming existing barriers and ...

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  Real Estate Training

  According to a annual surveys by the National Association of REALTORS, around 63% of REALTORS believe that promoting energy efficiency in listings is valuable. On the other hand, only about 33% pf them are comfortable answering clients' questions about energy efficiency and home performance. To help bridge this gap, MEEA partners with local chapters and other partners throughout the Midwest to help agents and appraisers understand the value of energy ...

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  Codes Training

  Iowa Energy Code Consultant: The Iowa Energy Code Consultant program provides free, individually tailored residential energy code assistance, training and education to homebuilders, code officials, design professionals and other stakeholders across the state of Iowa. The goal of this work is to improve compliance with the Iowa State Residential Energy Code through an improved understanding of code requirements, best practices and building ...