Welcome to CABEC’s ShareSource!

ShareSource  is a tool which allows you to look up and share publicly-available information, resources, classes, trainings, and more!

This tool allows users to:

  • create and upload new knowledge sources (right)
  • search existing "sources" (below)
  • provide feedback to that "source" and add commentary
    (beta - features may change)

How it works:

  • If you spot misinformation, misuse of the tool, out of date material, or anything similar, please notify CABEC staff using the green mail icon in the bottom righthand corner of the screen, or via our website contact page.
  • Users may also submit reviews of any approved resource, along with a 1-5 star rating.
  • When a comment is submitted, it is put on "hold" for review before going live
  • Email is generated when something new comes in at the same time it is posted

Note: CABEC does not create any of the information in ShareSource -- we just organize it, reference it, and make it possible to add commentary to increase the value of resources catalogued. With this feature, we hope to provide energy professionals the ability to communicate and share the knowledge that they have in an organized and uniform yet distributed way. Please note that all submitted information is subject to review and approval by CABEC moderators.

Displaying 26 - 41 of 41

March 5, 2018
Type: Spreadsheet
Primary Topics:Residential
Submitter's Comment:

The Energy Features Summary is something I designed to help communicate to clients what energy features are required based on the results of the CF1R.

Click to View Full Details

April 20, 2021
Type: online article/blog
Primary Topics:Residential
Submitter's Comment:

GENIUS™ is a fully-integrated hybrid smart energy hub for residential or commercial microgrid/nanogrid. It replaces the century old electrical panel commonly used today. GENIUS™ provides

Click to View Full Details

April 20, 2021
Type: software release
Primary Topics:DHW
Submitter's Comment:

Here is a spreadsheet which shows you which makes/models of NEEA Heat Pump Water Heaters are identical in compliance taken from CBECC-Res NEEA Heat Pump

Click to View Full Details

April 16, 2018
Type: Online directory
Primary Topics:Nonresidential Fenestration
Submitter's Comment:

Hopefully everyone is aware of how to look up manufactured NFRC certified products (http://search.nfrc.org/search/ ), but do you know how to access the CMAST (Computer

Click to View Full Details

May 3, 2018
Type: Quick reference material
Primary Topics:Residential
Submitter's Comment:

The quick reference was developed by Energy Code Ace to aid in completing the compliance documentation (CF1R-ADD-02-E and CF1R-ALT-05-E) for additions and alterations that do

Click to View Full Details

RDH Research + Forensics

Submitted By:Gina Rodda

April 20, 2018
Type: online article/blog
Primary Topics:Envelope
Submitter's Comment:

This company does research and "forensic" investigation on projects and then shares their findings. My favorite resource is the "R22+ Effective Walls in Residential Construction

Click to View Full Details

November 22, 2017
Type: book
Primary Topics:Residential
Submitter's Comment:

This is a resource by Energy Code Ace that goes over the envelope and solar ready requirements of the 2016 energy code. There are great

Click to View Full Details

Revit to EnergyPro video tutorial

Submitted By:Luke Morton

February 15, 2018
Type: online article/blog
Primary Topics:Other
Submitter's Comment:

Video of someone teaching a workflow for getting information from Revit into EnergyPro

Click to View Full Details

Searching the AHRI Directory

Submitted By:Roy Eads

April 14, 2018
Type: Video tutorial
Primary Topics:AHRI
Submitter's Comment:

The AHRI Directory is used to search for Residential and Commercial certified product performance of specified heating, ventilation, air-conditioning and commercial equipment and components. The

Click to View Full Details

September 16, 2018
Type: online article/blog
Primary Topics:HVAC
Submitter's Comment:

The 2019 low-rise residential code will require balanced ventilation in multifamily buildings or a blower door test. This article discusses the different mechanical ventilation strategies

Click to View Full Details

September 14, 2018
Type: online article/blog
Primary Topics:HVAC
Submitter's Comment:

The pros and cons of supply and balanced ventilation strategies are discussed, along with systems commonly used to achieve each type of ventilation. We also

Click to View Full Details

September 17, 2018
Type: online article/blog
Primary Topics:HVAC
Submitter's Comment:

The 2019 energy code requires balanced ventilation in multifamily buildings. This paper presents various methods for achieving balanced ventilation and explains why every CABEC consultant

Click to View Full Details

February 1, 2019
Type: online article/blog
Primary Topics:Residential
Submitter's Comment:

This link is the direct link to the requirements for what is required to meet Title 24 under Title 25, the Housing and Community Development

Click to View Full Details

Water Heater Efficiency Guide

Submitted By:Brian Selby

January 8, 2018
Type: Quick reference material
Primary Topics:DHW
Submitter's Comment:

These tables list the minimum uniform energy factors required by federal regulations for some of the most common types and sizes of water heaters.

Click to View Full Details

April 30, 2019
Type: book
Primary Topics:Nonresidential
Submitter's Comment:

Pacific Gas & Electric (PG&E) produced a publication that contains case studies of commercial buildings that were designed and built to achieve zero net energy

Click to View Full Details

ZNE Residential Case Studies

Submitted By:Ruby Rose Yepez

April 30, 2019
Type: book
Primary Topics:Residential
Submitter's Comment:

Southern California Edison (SCE) produced a publication that contains case studies of residential buildings that were designed and built to achieve zero net energy (ZNE)

Click to View Full Details

©2024 CABEC (California Association of Building Energy Consultants), 501(c)(6), and CABEC Advantage, 501(c)(3)

Log in with your credentials

Forgot your details?