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ENERGY STAR New Homes Version
3 Implementation Schedule
- The new ENERGY STAR Version 3
guidelines will go into effect on
January 1, 2011. For details, refer to
the Executive
Summary
(51KB).
ENERGY STAR New
Homes Version 3 Implementation Schedule

Additional County-Level
ENERGY STAR Reference Designs
This graphic illustrates the
implementation timeline for the
ENERGY STAR New Homes Version 3.0
guidelines, which generally occurs
beginning 1/1/2012. The implementation
date is determined using the house type
(single-family versus multi-family), permit
date, and qualification date of a home.
Single-family homes with permit date prior
to 1/1/2011 and completion date before
7/1/2011 may qualify under Version 2.0 of
the guidelines. Single-family homes with
permit date prior to 1/1/2011 and
completion date between 7/1/2011 and
1/1/2012 may qualify under Version 2.5 of
the guidelines. Single-family homes with
permit date after 1/1/2012 and completion
date beyond 1/1/2012 may qualify under
Version 3.0 of the guidelines.
Multi-family buildings with permit date
prior to 1/1/2011 and completion date
before 1/1/2012 may qualify under Version
2.0 of the guidelines. Multi-family
buildings with permit date after 1/1/2012
and completion date beyond 1/1/2012 may
qualify under Version 3.0 of the
guidelines. All homes with permit date on
or after 1/1/2011 and completion date
prior to 1/1/2012 may qualify under
Version 2.5 of the guidelines. All homes
with permit date after 1/1/2012 and
completion date beyond 1/1/2012 may
qualify under Version 3.0 of the
guidelines.
- Single-family homes include detached
homes, townhomes, rowhomes, duplexes,
and triplexes.
- Only condos and apartments in
multi-family buildings may use this
extended implementation schedule.
Further, all multi-family homes financed
through low-income housing agencies and
permitted prior to January 1, 2011 many
earn the ENERGY STAR under the last
iteration of the guidelines, Version
2.0, until January 1, 2013.
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