• eQUEST Training

    This eQUEST course takes you from basic wizards through advanced topics, with lots of demo's within eQUEST.
    eQUEST Online Training
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    10 GBCI CE Hours
    10 PDHs

  • TRACE 700 LEED Case Study

    LEED review comments costing you time and money? Learn how to do LEED models in TRACE 700 the right way. Follow us STEP BY STEP through this case study.
    TRACE 700 LEED Case Study Training
    7 PDHs

  • eQUEST LEED Case Study

    The QUEST to get LEED points with an energy model. Watch us as we go step-by-step through a real LEED energy model start to finish.
    eQUEST LEED Case Study
    7 PDHs

  • LEED EA Credit 1 A-Z

    Learn the ins and outs of LEED Energy and Atmosphere Credit 1 (and EAp2). Learn how the baseline building is built for submittals
    LEED for Energy Modelers
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    3 GBCI CE Hours
    3 PDHs

  • TRACE 700 Training

    Learn TRACE 700 with an intensive course that takes you from a beginner to an advanced user.
    TRACE 700 Online Training
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    14 GBCI CE Hours
    14 PDHs

Energy Modeling is ALL we do. Learn eQUEST, TRACE 700 & LEED Energy Modeling

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    Pick your course

    Select the course that fits your needs. Whether you need to learn TRACE 700, eQUEST or LEED modeling, we've got you covered.

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    Watch videos and take quizzes

    Once you sign up the youtube previews turn into high quality full length training videos. Test your knowledge through quizzes and example problems. After you pass, show off your certificate.

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    Unleash your potential

    Energy Models helps you build the skill set that will land you your dream job, or that much deserved promotion, nail your LEED model, or sell your equipment. AND you get GBCI credits.

Using TRACE 700 with Microsoft Excel
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Import gbXML into Trane TRACE 700
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Speed Boost TRACE 700
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LEED Baseline Building Envelope and Systems
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What People are Saying

Being able to see the interaction with the program data screens is extremely helpful - it is the closest thing to seeing the presentation in person, only lacking the Q&A feedback. Also appreciated the explanations of the various defaults and other input requirements beyond the simple program help screen narratives.

Bruce D. - eQUEST User

Overall, a very good course. My company is considering changing our standard load and energy simulation programs from the Carrier HAP series to TRACE, and this course helped me learn a lot about what we are facing.

Thomas - TRACE 700 User

Simply Put: There is no other TRACE 700 resource like this. Unless you get somebody to do a gotomeeting with you, it's going to be pretty tough to learn this fast.

Pat O. - TRACE 700 user

English is not my first language, so I can go back anytime in the videos if I miss something. So recorded videos are more productive than live classes. The videos even go further and explain HVAC principles, which is great. I enjoyed the course and I can say that the instructor is very talented!

Alfonso M - TRACE and LEED user

Exceptional eQuest training. I would recommend you to any one of my colleagues.  I was very pleased with your service and am excited that you are now an education provides for the USGBC.

Ryan L - eQUEST user

This course is the best energy-modeling training available.The navigation makes it easy to go back and review a previously watched lesson

Christa P - TRACE 700 user

By Far the best building simulation training I've ever had. I got more out of it than a live course. It's great to skip the parts you don't need and watch the parts you do need again for review.

Jason S - eQUEST User

Latest Energy Models News

eQUEST in the Matrix

eQUEST is Alive, Well and Under Development

Apr. 30 by Joe | 0 comments
Like the Oracle from the Matrix, Jeff Hirsch recently offered the energy modeling community a glimpse into the future, and what a bright it is for eQUEST. Development of the eQUEST program is ongoing and there will be a new release with DOE-2.3 as the underlying engine sometime in the coming year....
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Google SketchUp

Google SketchUp Gets Aquired by Trimble

Apr. 26 by Joe | 0 comments
Sketchup is a pretty amazing product, especially since you can download the non-pro version for free.  It's utilized by millions of people to do 3D modeling with especially loyal followings in the engineering, architecture and construction industries for obvious reasons.  SketchUp...
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10 Reasons TRACE 700 is great for LEED

Mar. 09 by Bob F | 0 comments
So, you're into energy-modeling, and you're probably not that happy with the program you use, or you think it's buggy, or whatever. Maybe you want to get into energy-modeling, and you don't know what to choose. Soo many options.... Which one do I chose?  Heck folks, if I knew which one to...
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TRACE 700 + LEED - step by step course

Mar. 07 by Bob F | 0 comments
Losing sleep because of LEED?Or do you just think LEED modeling is a pain in the ass? Maybe you find it easy, but for some reason you are still getting comments from LEED reviewers?I've been teaching TRACE 700 + LEED for over 4 years now, and I have never met someone who didn't have more to learn (...
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What is Energy? A look at Naked energy

Mar. 04 by Bob F | 0 comments
What is Energy? For all the talk about saving energy nowadays, there doesn’t seem to be enough talk about energy itself. What is Energy anyway? Well, I can hear a bunch of nerds reading this saying “Energy is the ability to do work”. By the way - that’s not a definition, that’s idiocy. It’s like...
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Undo Button in TRACE 700, eQUEST ANYTHING!

Feb. 15 by Bob F | 2 comments
Disclaimer: We know that many of the really good modelers are already doing this! If you are already up to date on this, at least check out some of our recommendations Regardless of your software preference (maybe you use both), you have probably already said this to yourself, "Why the heck isn't...
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