Hi! I'm currently working on a project regarding an office building.

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I have a subcontractor that purchased COC certified materials from COC certified suppliers.

We are working on a new building addition. The new addition building will be attached horizontally to a non LEED-Certified building.

Does anyone know if any states require a P.E. license to offer energy modeling as a professional service? In other words, can a non-licensed individual start an energy modeling firm?

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