About RECA

RECA’s primary mission is to promote the adoption, implementation, and enforcement of the most recent version of the IECC nationwide.

RECA members believe that:

• A single nationwide building energy efficiency code is in the best interest of building and homeowners, operators and builders, manufacturers, and the general public welfare. The IECC® is endorsed by the United States Department of Energy and its most recent version is the most up-to-date model energy efficiency code for buildings across the nation. The IECC establishes reasonable energy efficient minimum construction requirements for all buildings.
• While adoption of an earlier version of the IECC, or the IRC energy chapter (for residential buildings), or the most recent version of ASHRAE 90.1 (for commercial buildings) is better than no energy code at all, RECA strongly recommends that all jurisdictions adopt or upgrade to the most recent IECC®, without substantive local weakening amendments.

RECA Members

Following is a list of current RECA members. If you would like to apply to join RECA, please contact the RECA Chairman directly for application materials.

	Air Barrier Association of America
	Alliance to Save Energy
	American Chemistry Council
	American Council for an Energy Efficient Economy
	Cardinal Glass Industries
	CertainTeed Corporation
	EPS Molders Association
	Extruded Polystyrene Foam Association
	Guardian Industries Corporation
	Hogan & Hartson LLP
	Institute for Market Transformation
	Johns Manville
	Knauf Insulation
	Midwest Energy Efficiency Alliance
	National Fenestration Rating Council
	North American Insulation Manufacturers Association
	Northeast Energy Efficiency Partnerships, Inc.
	Owens Corning
	Pactiv Corporation
	Polyisocyanurate Insulation Manufacturers Association
	Southeast Energy Efficiency Alliance
	Southwest Energy Efficiency Project
	Sierra Club