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RESNET is an independent, non-profit organization that helps homeowners understand the energy use of their homes by inspecting and verifying during construction.

11/03/2026

A more efficient home doesn’t just feel better to live in, it costs less to run. According to the U.S. Department of Energy, an energy-efficient home can save you anywhere from 5% to 30% on your energy bills.

That range is wide for a reason. How much you save depends on how your home is built and how well it performs, insulation, air sealing, windows, and the systems that heat and cool it. The only way to know where your home actually lands is to have its performance verified, and that’s exactly what a HERS® Index Score tells you.

The lower the score, the less energy a home uses, and the more money it can keep in your pocket year after year.

Learn more at hersindex.com

11/02/2026

Gabriel Homes- November 2026 RESNET® Builder of the Month

“The homes we build are inspected and tested by an unbiased 3rd party energy rater to verify how the home performs,” says the Gabriel Homes team.

Every home Gabriel Homes builds is verified with a HERS® Rating

10/29/2026

Over 5 million homes have been given a HERS® Index Score. Why? Because the HERS® Rating System is the industry standard for determining how energy efficient a home is.

In 2025, the average HERS® Index Score was 53, reflecting a 47% improvement compared to the HERS® Reference Home and indicating better energy performance than a typical resale home.

This single number holds a lot of information. It tells you what a home will likely cost to run, how comfortable it’ll be through summer and winter, and how much room there is to improve. Swipe through to see what each score really says about a home, from the energy monsters at the high end to net zero at the bottom.

The takeaway is simple: the lower the number, the better the home performs, for your wallet, your comfort, and your environment.

Find a HERS® Rating Company at hersindex.com

10/28/2026

Not everyone enters the HERS® Rating field the same way, and that’s the point.

RESNET® offers two closely related credentials for the professionals who make HERS® Ratings possible. The Rating Field Inspector role is a field-focused entry point, performing inspections and testing under a certified Rater’s supervision, a strong way to build hands-on experience and step into the industry. The HERS® Rater credential carries broader responsibility, from inspecting and testing homes to overseeing energy models and producing the final rating.

The two paths connect, too. RFI experience can be a stepping stone toward becoming a HERS® Rater down the road. Whichever fits where you are now, there’s a place for you in this work.

See what each path involves at https://www.resnet.us/articles/two-career-paths-in-home-energy-ratings/

10/27/2026

Rating homes in California means working under two systems at the same time: Title 24 compliance and RESNET® HERS® Ratings.
https://www.resnet.us/articles/california-resnet-hers-ratings/

10/26/2026

DOE has released revised Efficient New Homes Program documents, with new requirements applying to projects permitted on or after January 1, 2027.

https://www.resnet.us/articles/doe-releases-updated-efficient-new-homes-program-documents-for-2027/

10/26/2026

The 2027 RESNET® Professional Development Program spreads learning across the whole year, so you’re always up to speed, never caught off guard.

From February through November, 14+ live sessions bring you standards updates, technical best practices, market outlooks, and leadership discussions, taught by RESNET® leadership and the specialists shaping high-performance homes. Every session is recorded, every one earns credit, and one Access Pass covers all of it.

It’s a new way to stay connected to the work and the people moving this industry forward, all year long.

Get your 2027 Access Pass at events.resnet.us

10/23/2026

If you build or rate to the DOE Efficient New Homes Program, there are updates worth knowing before the new year.

The Department of Energy has released its fall 2026 revisions, and they apply to projects with permit dates on or after January 1, 2027. The changes clarify requirements across Indoor AirPlus certification, California’s energy requirements, the multifamily documents, and the Phius performance pathway, many of them developed through ongoing input from participating builders and raters.

The full requirements, policy records, and a forthcoming training video are the best place to get the specifics. Review them through RESNET® or your overseeing certification organization so you’re ready ahead of 2027.

Read the updated program through DOE’s program document pages

10/21/2026

This October, RESNET® is glad to take part in the Annual Meeting of APA, The Engineered Wood Association.

Strong, high-performing homes start with what they’re built from, which makes the engineered wood community a natural one for RESNET to connect with. Ryan Meres will be on-site to represent RESNET, reflect on where the industry is headed, and share in the conversations shaping the future of home construction.

It’s a chance to strengthen the relationships across the building industry that help raise the quality of the homes we all work to deliver.

10/21/2026

RESNET® offers two closely related credentials for professionals involved in producing HERS® Ratings.

https://www.resnet.us/articles/two-career-paths-in-home-energy-ratings/

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