In Progress
2022 Cycle
The Statewide CASE Team has selected measures for inclusion in Nonresidential, Multifamily, and Single Family CASE Reports in the 2022 code cycle. These 2022 standards will continue to improve upon the 2019 standards for new construction of, and additions and alterations to, residential and nonresidential buildings.
We encourage stakeholders to email us feedback throughout the process. You can also participate in the 2022 Title 24, Part 6 Standards update by attending the Energy Commission workshops and submitting written comments to the rulemaking docket. To submit a comment to the Energy Commission, refer to the Pre-Rulemaking and Rulemaking Workshop Notices, or click here.
Nonresidential CASE ReportsMultifamily CASE ReportsSingle Family CASE Reports
Nonresidential CASE Reports
| CASE Report | Measures Included |
|---|---|
| Nonresidential High Performance Envelope | – Cool Roofs – Thermal Bridging – Roof Alterations – Opaque Envelope – High Performance Windows |
| Reduce Infiltration | – Air Leakage Testing – Reduce Infiltration through Doors |
| Nonresidential Indoor Lighting | – Networked Lighting Controls – Update Lighting Power Densities |
| Outdoor Lighting Sources | – Lighting Zone Reclassification – Lighting Power Allowances for Parking Lots – Multifamily Outdoor Lighting Power Allowances |
| Nonresidential Daylighting | – Daylighting/Shading/Fenestration Update – Daylighting Redirecting Devices – Daylighting Code Language Cleanup – Dimming to 10 Percent |
| HVAC Controls | – Economizer Requirements – Variable Air Volume Damper Position – Guestroom Controls |
| Air Distribution | – Improved Fan Efficiency Metric – High Performance Ducts – Duct Leakage Testing |
| Data Center Efficiency | – Data Center Efficiency Improvements |
| High Efficiency Boilers and Service Water Heating | – High Efficiency Boiler Systems – High Efficiency Service Water Heating Systems |
| Nonresidential Grid Harmonization | – Alternative Control Strategies for Demand Response Controls for HVAC Systems – Adjust Demand Response Control Requirements for Lighting Systems in Response to Shift to Solid State Lighting – Support Adding Compliance Options that Enable Load Shifting |
| Covered Processes | – Indoor Agriculture – Refrigeration System Opportunities – Steam Trap Monitoring – Pipe Sizing and Leak Testing for Compressed Air Systems |
| Nonresidential Plug Load Modeling | – Miscellaneous End Loads |
Multifamily CASE Reports
| CASE Report | Measures Included |
|---|---|
| Multifamily Domestic Hot Water | – Center Heat Pump Water Heaters – Hot Water Distribution – Solar Thermal Water Heating |
| Multifamily All Electric Package | – All Electric Pathway |
| Multifamily High Performance Envelope | – Improved Fenestration U-factor and Solar Heat Gain Coefficient – Window Area Limits and Metrics – Quality Insulation Installation – Reduced Thermal Bridging – Improved Wall Assemblies |
| Multifamily Indoor Air Quality | – Reduce Infiltration – Reduce Leakage from Central Ventilation Shafts – Balanced Ventilation and ERC/HRV Prescriptive Requirements – Kitchen Exhaust Hood Capture Efficiency |
| Drainwater Heat Recovery | – Multifamily Drainwater Heat Recovery – Nonresidential Drainwater Heat Recovery |
Single Family CASE Reports
| CASE Report | Measures Included |
|---|---|
| Energy Savings & Process Improvements for Alterations and Additions | – Improve Residential Energy Savings & Process for Alterations and Additions – Expand Prescriptive Requirements – Reroofing – Alternative Calculation Method Software Updates |
| Passive House Prescriptive Pathway | – Passive House Prescriptive Pathway |
| Single Family Grid Harmonization | – Batteries – HVAC Load-Shifting – Heat Pump Water Heater Load-Shifting – Home Automation |
| Fault Detection Diagnostics | – Residential HVAC Fault Detection Diagnostics |
| Enhanced Air-to-Water Heat Pump Compliance Options | – Hydronic Radiant Delivery – Air-to-Water Pumps – 3 Function Heat Pumps – Off-peak Cooling |
| Variable Capacity HVAC Compliance Software Revisions | – Compliance Requirements for Variable Capacity HVAC |
