ASHRAE STD 90.2, 2024: Energy-Efficient Design of Low-Rise Residential Buildings
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Description
ASHRAE/IES Standard 90.2 establishes whole-building design requirements that enable high levels of energy performance and greenhouse gas emission performance for residential buildings.
Updates to the 2024 edition include:
●New Title, Purpose, and Scope
- The new title clarifies that Standard 90.2 addresses not only energy efficiency but also energy performance, including emissions and indoor environmental quality (IEQ).
- The scope is expanded to cover multifamily residential buildings of any height.
●New performance requirements for substantial energy alterations (retrofits)
●Changes to clarify the differences between dwelling units and common areas, and their respective requirements
- New lighting control requirements for common areas distinct from dwelling units
- New thermal envelope requirements to specifically address common areas
●Changes to extend energy efficiency requirements that reduce net building energy consumption by approximately half as a stepping stone to net zero energy and net zero carbon emissions design and operation
- New limits for the maximum Energy Rating Index (ERI) and CO2e Rating Index (CRI) consistent with the most ambitious recommendations of national and international organizations
- Thresholds for the ERI and CRI (not counting renewable energy) when renewable energy systems are utilized on- or off-site to ensure that the use of renewable energy does not compromise efficiency
- New provisions for jurisdictions wanting to enforce net zero energy and zero carbon requirements
●Increases in stringency for air leakage requirements
●Expansion of IEQ requirements to create greater alignment with ASHRAE Standard 62.2
- This revision promotes the harmonization of energy efficiency and IEQ requirements.
●Updates to lighting requirements:
- Improvements to lighting quality with the use of dim-to-warm and tunable light sources
- Higher-efficacy requirements for permanent lighting and more detailed requirements for lighting controls in common areas
●New requirements for the provision of charging infrastructure for electric vehicles (EVs)
- Standard 90.2 compliance now requires every parking space to have EV supply equipment installed or be equipped with the electrical connections of an EV-ready space for future installation.