Energy
and Economic Analysis Software
Now Available!
New 2010 Florida Energy Code Compliance Training!
Residential | Commercial
EnergyGauge is
a family of user-friendly PC software tools that
allow simple yet detailed performance-based analysis
of building energy use and perform economic analysis
of proposed energy improvements.
EnergyGauge will
perform:
- Energy
Code calculations and compliance reports
- Building
Energy Ratings and Rating reports
- Economic
analysis of building energy improvements
Select the software that meets your analysis needs:
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EnergyGauge
Summit Premier offers nationwide commercial
and public building energy analysis for federal
tax deduction, LEED NC 2.1 and 2.2 energy optimization
point calculation, LEED 2.2 EA credit 1 template
completion, ASHRAE 90.1 calculations, including
2004 Appendix G. Premier also includes everything
in our EnergyGauge Summit
FlaCom version, that provides commercial
building Method A Florida Energy Efficiency Code
calculations and reports. EnergyGauge
Summit ComFree adds building rating capabilities
to the basic Summit FlaCom version (available
to certified raters only). |
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The
USA residential software product, EnergyGauge USA,
provides residential building annual energy
use and IECC code calculations and reports
for the entire nation. A Pro version
of the software includes pollution analysis
and tax credit qualification reports, and a
rater version includes HERS ratings (Available
to certified energy raters and qualified government
program energy analysts only). Software used for Florida residential code compliance by the performance method. |
This web site also includes software Support and Activation
pages. The Support section includes a knowledge
base, links to update downloads, FAQs and a user
forum. The Activation page provides assistance
for activating EnergyGauge licences.
EnergyGauge was
developed by the Florida Solar Energy Center, a
partner in the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency
(EPA) Energy
Star® Homes program, a partner in the U.S.
Department of Energy (DOE) BuildingAmerica program
and an active member of RESNET,
the national rating industry association.
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