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Residential Energy Code Sig Changes Session 754
This session reviews the changes found in the most recent edition of the International Energy Conservation Code. The background behind many of the changes will be discussed to provide the participant with an understanding of the intent of the changes and how to apply it to their everyday work. Subjects covered in the class will include the code change process, building envelopes, mechanical systems, lighting systems and much more.
Instructors: Troy Jones Troy is an educator with the Sustainability & Energy Division at Shums Coda Associates, where he supports professionals in understanding and applying modern building-performance, energy-efficiency, and sustainability standards. He brings a practical, field-focused approach to instruction—translating complex code requirements into clear, actionable guidance for inspectors, plans examiners, and design teams. Troy’s work emphasizes accessible learning, consistent technical accuracy, and real-world application, helping jurisdictions strengthen their capacity to deliver safe, efficient, and resilient buildings.
Hope Medina Serving as the MNECSP Project Lead, the primary educator and a lecturer on energy code requirements for over a decade. Ms. Medina started her career as a permit technician, inspector, and plans examiner, while holding multiple ICC certifications including the Certified Building Official. Her focus has been on the energy and sustainability codes, standards, and best practices. This has led to her receiving the ICC designation of Certified Sustainability Professional. Ms. Medina sits on ICC’s committees which facilitates the adoption and utilization of the IECC and IgCC. She is also an invited guest attendee to the ASHRAE 189.1 standard development process. Ms. Medina has worked extensively on the code development projects dealing with sustainability. Additionally, she participates and speaks nationally regarding water resource preservation and management policies
