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HPXML Implementation Guide

HPXML Implementation Guide

The Home Performance with ENERGY STAR Team developed the HPXML Implementation Guide to help program administrators and software developers integrate HPXML into their operations and products.

HPXML is a set of common definitions, based on Building Performance Institute’s BPI-2100 and BPI-2200 data standards, for the attributes of the systems in a home and the computing language that facilitates the quick and easy transfer of home-related data between different market actors.

A guide and use cases are available from the Home Performance Coalition at www.hpxmlonline.com. 

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