EPA, RESNET, InterNACHI update. EPA puts out press release regarding InterNACHI.

[Nick Gromicko]

http://www.nachi.org/energy-star-application-2009.htm

[Peter C. Russell]

Good work Nick, I'll help if needed, just ask.

[John McKenna]

Congrats Nick.

[Steven C. Waskewicz]

Thats definately a road I'd like to follow...

[Nick Gromicko]

We're getting all up in it, and I'll tell you why. Energy auditors can't make a living at it. Not enough work. However, like all our other ancillary services, it is a perfect "add-on" for us. It is perfect for InterNACHI members.

[Rick Maday]

Therefore, on August 12th we withdrew our formal oversight organization application from the EPA and instead are applying to become an approved training provider.

Why not do both?

[Nick Gromicko]

RESNET already does their thing well, no sense in reinventing the wheel. First and foremost, InterNACHI members need and want training. Besides, the training doesn't necessarily have to be used for purely Energy Star energy rating. Plenty of hybrid work in between that members can gobble up and we are already leading every organization in IR.

[John McKenna]

Most people want an energy audit to save money on their utility bills.
The market for an energy star rating on NEW construction energy
audits is actually a very small segment of the market.

[Nick Gromicko]

Correct John.

[Justo Mickey Rivera]

Good positioning

Mic

[Michael Roberson]

The market for an energy star rating on NEW construction energy
audits is actually a very small segment of the market.

Especially in this market

Good call Nick.

[Terry B. Clayton]

Hello Nick i am very excited about this training opportunity and I am wondering if there is a training course that is nearing completion. sounds like a great opportunity. Thank you.

[Kevin A. Boyer]

Just wondering any updated news on RESNET training?