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	Comments on: EnergyGauge Calculates New ENERGY STAR® HERS Index Target Automatically	</title>
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		By: Jeff Sonne		</title>
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					<description><![CDATA[EnergyGauge software is provided by FSEC via a no-cost contract with the Florida Department of Community Affairs, so the cost of developing, maintaining and updating the software and providing technical support to users is paid for through software sales.

Note that the new 2010 Florida Building Code (projected to go into effect March 15, 2012) opens the performance method of compliance to additional software tools that are certified for Florida Energy Code compliance use.]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>EnergyGauge software is provided by FSEC via a no-cost contract with the Florida Department of Community Affairs, so the cost of developing, maintaining and updating the software and providing technical support to users is paid for through software sales.</p>
<p>Note that the new 2010 Florida Building Code (projected to go into effect March 15, 2012) opens the performance method of compliance to additional software tools that are certified for Florida Energy Code compliance use.</p>
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