The International Code Council, developer of the most widely used set of building safety codes and standards in the world, announced the committee members for the development of its 2024 International Energy Conservation Code.

As part of the new process outlined within the Code Council’s energy efficiency and greenhouse gas reduction framework, the Code Council board of directors has appointed 48 members to its residential energy code consensus committee and 45 members to its commercial energy code consensus committee, one-third of which are governmental regulators.

Chaired by Seattle-based Dunae Jonlin, the committee appointees represent a wide array of experience in building types and energy-efficiency strategies as well as racial, gender and socio-economic diversity. Each committee member was chosen based on individual qualifications, interest category, past participation in the codes, standards development process, geography and organization size.