Earning the Building Science Principles (BSP) Certificate of Knowledge is your first step into the world of energy efficient home performance. You will learn some of the widely-used industry terminology related to building science. Building science demonstrates how various components of a home interact to affect the home’s overall performance. Understanding the relationships between the building envelope, heating, A/C, insulation, mechanical ventilation, lighting, appliances and other systems of the home will enable you to assist yourself and others.

Earning the Building Science Principles (BSP) Certificate of Knowledge is your first step into the world of energy efficient home performance. You will learn some of the widely-used industry terminology related to building science. Building science demonstrates how various components of a home interact to affect the home’s overall performance. Understanding the relationships between the building envelope, heating, A/C, insulation, mechanical ventilation, lighting, appliances and other systems of the home will enable you to assist yourself and others.

During this webinar, RESCheck and COMCheck basics will be reviewed.  Learn methods for using these programs to your advantage. This webinar is for building officials, builders, architects and engineers.

Learn what it takes to have a high performing home. This in-person training in Missouri will cover locally adopted energy code requirements compared to what the 2021 International Energy Conservation Code has to offer. Beyond-code options for homes will also be reviewed to highlight opportunities to reduce utility costs for the homeowner, and create a healthier indoor environment. 1½ AIA & ICC continuing education hours are available for the training.

Iowa State Building Code Commissioner and architect Dave Ruffcorn and energy efficiency consultant Bill McAnally, a former building contractor and award-winning Iowa Central Community College instructor, are the guest speakers at this in-person event. Mr. Ruffcorn and Mr. McAnally will talk about the advantages of building a health and energy efficient home. Four AIA & ICC continuing educational credit hours available.

Learn what it takes to have a high performing home. This in-person training in Missouri will cover locally adopted energy code requirements compared to what the 2021 International Energy Conservation Code has to offer. Beyond-code options for homes will also be reviewed to highlight opportunities to reduce utility costs for the homeowner, and create a healthier indoor environment. 3½ AIA & ICC continuing education hours are available for the training.

Are you newer to the industry, or do you have new staff looking to get up to speed on the EE industry? Looking for an industry refresher? Join MEEA staff for an overview of the Midwest energy efficiency landscape. Get up to speed with all things EE on October 12, 12:00 – 1:30 p.m. CST

Building Operator Certification (BOC) training includes nearly 74 hours of classroom and project work (7.4 CEUs) in building systems operation and maintenance. Each course in the series is completed in a one day training session, except BOC 1001 Energy Efficient Operation of Building HVAC Systems, which is a two day course. To earn a certificate of completion, participants must pass an exam at the end of each training day and complete five assigned projects. Early registration is encouraged.

This new BOC offering is for facilities personnel of large multifamily buildings. 

The HVAC SAVE program is a regional HVAC contractor training and certification initiative. This training teaches the skills necessary to determine actual effective efficiency of any functioning HVAC system and includes hands on demonstrations on how to perform critical HVAC diagnostics. 

Students who successfully pass the exam will receive the HVAC SAVE certification indicating their competency in HVAC performance and verification testing.

The fee to take this course is $600.