The Philadelphia Commercial Energy Code 2016 is a set of regulations and standards that govern energy efficiency requirements for commercial buildings in the city of Philadelphia. These codes outline the minimum energy efficiency standards that must be met in new construction and major renovation projects, with the goal of reducing energy consumption and lowering carbon emissions. Compliance with the Philadelphia Commercial Energy Code 2016 is necessary for obtaining building permits and ensuring that commercial buildings are constructed and operated in an environmentally sustainable manner.
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