Kansas

Current Energy Code Status

	Residential	Commercial
Current State Code	Home Rule	Home Rule
Enforcement	Jurisdictional	Jurisdictional
Can use COMcheck / Rescheck	Applicable by County or Jurisdiction	Applicable by County or Jurisdiction

State Certifications

Federal law directs states to review and update their building energy codes regarding energy efficiency and submit related certifications. The following is the most recent certification submitted by the state.

States are required by statute to submit certifications within 2 years of the publication of an affirmative determination of a new model energy code. Learn more about the statutory requirements.

Most Recent Submitted Certification

• Residential: None
• Commercial: None

Model Energy Code Impacts

Key metrics related to incremental construction costs and consumer energy cost savings.

Energy and Economic Impacts

Model Energy Code	Measure	Energy Cost Savings
Residential Statewide Impact  Potential (2024 IECC)	Incremental First Cost of 2024 IECC ($/home)	$ 6,434
	Annual Energy Cost Savings ($/home)	$ 393
	Annual Energy Savings (kBtu/home)	15,055
	30 year Life Cycle Cost (LCC) Savings ($/home)	$ 1,694
	Simple Payback Period (years)	16.4
	Housing Starts (15 year average)**	5,560
	Statewide Total Incremental Cost Impact ($)	$ 35,773,040
	Statewide First Year Energy Cost Savings  ($)	$ 2,185,080

** Based on 2020 U.S Census, American Housing Survey 15 year average housing starts

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