Codes of Record

International Energy Conservation Code, residential

North Dakota: International Energy Conservation Code (residential), lead only

DOE’s energycodes.gov shows North Dakota as local adoption. North Dakota’s own records for the IECC residential have not been read yet.

Tracker reading

Edition a tracker lists

Local adoption

Lead only

How it was checked

Lead only

A tracker lists this edition. Nobody has checked it against the state’s own record yet.

What the trackers say

Code adoption trackers are a cross-check. They are not North Dakota’s own record.

  • DOE’s energycodes.govCross-check

    Local option

    Current State Code: “Home Rule”; Equivalent Code: “2009 IECC”; Enforcement: “Jurisdictional”

    energycodes.gov (opens in a new tab)Read

  • ICC’s code adoption mapCross-check

    The state writes its own code

    Energy conservation standards must be included in the State Building Code.

    iccsafe.org (opens in a new tab)Read

  • BCAP’s code status pageCross-check

    2018 IECC, effective Jan 1, 2022

    North Dakota State Building Code; energy provisions are voluntary only and based on the 2018 IECC Effective 1/1/2022

    bcapcodes.org (opens in a new tab)Read

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Other codes in North Dakota