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JOIN BETEC!
The Building Enclosure Technology
and Environment Council (BETEC) is a voluntary membership organization of the National
Institute of Building Sciences (NIBS). BETEC is charged with encouraging
optimum energy use of buildings through a better understanding of how
overall, complex building components interact with each other and with
the environment.
Objectives:
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To develop a sound technical and economic
foundation for optimum energy efficiency in the design,
construction, operation, and modification of new and existing
buildings through the coordination of research, development, and
verification programs;
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To expedite the use of existing and new
technologies in building practice through improved coordination of
the activities of the various components of the building community;
and
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To integrate technical programs on fire
safety and thermal comfort with the thermal performance of building
envelopes.
Members:
BETEC brings together a cross-section of public
and private building community leaders to solve major energy-related
regulatory and technical issues. Its membership is comprised of:
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Material Suppliers
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Trade Associations
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Builders/Building Contractors
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Code and Standards Organizations
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Academic Institutions
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Product Manufacturers
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Labor Organizations
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Professional Societies
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Federal, State, Local Government
Agencies/Officials
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Consumer/Public Interest Groups
Research Coordinating and Operational
Committees:
Most of BETEC's work is accomplished through
its Research Coordinating Committees (RCC's) and Operational Committees. These committees meet on a regular basis to perform studies,
develop research, and conduct workshops. Members are encouraged to
participate in any of the following:
RCCs:
Operational
Committees
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Technology Transfer -
National Program Plan
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