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The EPA periodically revises ENERGY STAR Residential New Construction program requirements with an eye toward improving clarity, updating policies where needed, and furthering the program’s legacy of success in residential energy efficiency. Partner questions, evolving energy codes, and other factors may all inform the revisions.

Use the links below to weigh in on, and stay up to date around, changes to the ENERGY STAR Residential New Construction program:

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