New Comcheck Web Will Undergo Maintenance

New Comcheck Web Will Undergo Maintenance

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Addressing Performance Issues

While the new COMcheck-Web offers numerous benefits, it’s important to note that there may be temporary performance challenges during the initial rollout. Some users have reported slower load and response times, which could potentially impact project saving.

To address these issues and ensure optimal performance, the DOE has scheduled maintenance on October 16, 2024, from 1 PM to 4 PM PST. During this time, the COMcheck-Web system will be offline to allow for necessary updates and optimizations.

The building industry is constantly evolving, with a growing emphasis on energy efficiency and sustainability. To meet these demands, the Department of Energy’s (DOE) Commercial and High-Rise Residential Code Compliance Tool (COMcheck-Web) has undergone a significant update. The new version of COMcheck-Web offers enhanced features, improved user experience, and streamlined compliance processes.

Key Features of the New COMcheck-Web

• Expanded Code Coverage: The new COMcheck-Web now supports both commercial and high-rise residential energy codes. This comprehensive coverage ensures that builders and designers can accurately assess compliance with the latest regulations.
• Future-Proof Compatibility: To stay ahead of the curve, the new version of COMcheck-Web is designed to accommodate all future national and state energy codes. This means that users can rely on the tool for years to come, without the need for frequent updates.
• Enhanced User Interface: The user interface of COMcheck-Web has been redesigned to provide a more intuitive and efficient experience. With improved navigation and streamlined workflows, users can quickly and easily input project data and generate compliance reports.

The new version of COMcheck-Web represents a significant step forward in energy code compliance. With its expanded code coverage, future-proof compatibility, and improved user experience, the tool is poised to become an essential resource for the building industry. As the DOE continues to refine and enhance COMcheck-Web, we can expect even greater benefits for users in the years to come.