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Home > Partner Resources > For New Home Industry Professionals > ENERGY STAR Qualified Multifamily High Rise Buildings
Online Training for MFHR Developer Partners, Modelers, Licensed Professionals, and Other Program Participants
Introduction to Earning the ENERGY STAR for MFHR Projects 
(9.22MB)
Provides an introduction to the process of earning the ENERGY STAR including building eligibility, partnership requirements, and how to participate (12 minutes).
Overview of ENERGY STAR for MFHR Requirements (5.26MB)
Provides an overview of the technical requirements for earning the ENERGY STAR.
Introduction to the Performance Path 
| Introduction to the Performance Path (2.38MB)
Provides an in-depth review of the program's Performance Path requirements and prerequisites.
Introduction to the Prescriptive Path | Introduction to the Prescriptive Path (2.38MB)
Provides an in-depth review of the program's Prescriptive Path requirements.
Using the ENERGY STAR MFHR Simulation Guidelines | Using the ENERGY STAR MFHR Simulation Guidelines (4.84MB)
Provides an in-depth review of the energy modeling guidelines to assist energy modelers in developing the Baseline Building Design, Proposed Building Design, and As-Built models for each project.
Using the Performance Path Calculator
Provides an in-depth review for modelers on how to use the Performance Path Calculator to generate model inputs.
Testing and Verification Protocols Part I | Testing and Verification Protocols Part I (13.3MB)
Provides an introduction to the Testing and Verification Protocols.
Testing and Verification Protocols Part II | Testing and Verification Protocols Part II (9.43MB)
Provides an in-depth review of the inspection, testing, and verification requirements for appliances, domestic hot water systems, envelope, garages, and heating and cooling systems.
Testing and Verification Protocols Part III | Testing and Verification Protocols Part III (8.70MB)
Provides an in-depth review of the inspection, testing, and verification requirements for interior and exterior lighting, motors, ventilation and infiltration, and metering.
Using the T&V Worksheets
Provides an in-depth review of how to use the T&V worksheets to document that each energy conservation measure and prerequisite is installed to specification.
Information and Resources
- Learn more about program eligibility and how to earn the ENERGY STAR.
- Learn more about becoming an ENERGY STAR MFHR Developer Partner
- Learn more about the requirements for Licensed Professionals and program submittals.
- Learn more about the technical requirements and resources for earning the ENERGY STAR for MFHR buildings
