2025 ECC-Provider Applications will use docket number 25-BSTD-01
To submit a 2025 ECC-Provider and Residential Data Registry Application, please first review the listed documents, all of which are intended for applications can that be approved before December 31, 2025. See also the note below.
- Provider application and approval guide. (pending publication)
- ECC-Provider and Residential Data Registry application checklist – Excel Spreadsheet. (pending publication)
Note: The HERS Program Regulations for Field Verification and Diagnostic Testing for demonstrating Energy Code Compliance ("HERS I") do not exist in the amended regulations that will be effective January 1, 2026. HERS providers approved under the 2022 Energy Code must apply for approval as an ECC-Provider to maintain compliance with the updated Energy Code regulations.
2019 HERS Provider Application Staff Reports
- Notice of Availability of Staff Report, ConSol Home Energy Efficiency Rating Services Application to Use the Energuy BOSS External Digital Data Source Staff Evaluation and Recommendation.
- Notice of Availability of Staff Report, ConSol Home Energy Efficiency Rating Services Application to Use Archon Energy Solutions Compass External Digital Data Source Staff Evaluation and Recommendation.
2022 HERS Provider Applications
- Notice of Public Comment Period CalCERTS, Inc. Home Energy Rating System Provider and Data Registry Applications.
- Notice of public comment period: CalCERTS, Inc. 2022 HERS provider and residential data registry applications
- Notice of public comment period: ConSol Home Energy Efficiency Rating Services, Inc. 2022 HERS provider and residential data registry applications
- Notice of public comment period: ConSol Home Energy Efficiency Rating Services, Inc. 2022 HERS provider and residential data registry applications name change amendment.
- Information on e-filing and e-commenting at the California Energy Commission
- For confidential e-filings refer to page 25
For questions on e-filling, please contact the Dockets Unit.
The California HERS Program was initially implemented to address building construction defects and improper equipment installations that negatively affect performance and cause energy to be wasted instead of conserved. HERS tested and verified measures cover newly constructed or altered space conditioning, ventilation, and hot water distribution systems and quality insulation installations.