The PA Construction Codes Academy, in partnership with DEP, the U.S. Department of Energy and Performance Systems Development, will be offering three Improving Community Resilience With Energy Efficient Buildings Webinars.

The objective of the webinars is to help communities better deal with threats like severe weather events, power outages and malicious attacks by improving energy efficiency to reduce energy burdens, improve passive survivability, improve power reliability, reduce climate impacts and more.

The free webinars will be held--

-- February 26: Local Incentives To Improve Building Efficiency & Community Resilience

-- March 31: Using Utility Energy Efficiency Rebate Programs To Enhance Community Resilience

-- April 30: Sustainable PA Communities - Tools To Improve Community Resilience

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