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Become an ICP Quality Assurance Assessor

ICP Quality Assurance Assessors

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ICP Quality Assurance ("QA") Assessors are experienced firms with the necessary qualifications and certifications to competently perform technical reviews of projects seeking IREE certification.  ICP Quality Assurance Assessors play a crucial role in the ICP System and provide independent  verification that projects are compliant with the ICP Protocols and are eligible for certification as Investor Ready Energy Efficiency™ projects by GBCI. The ICP System requires that QA Assessors to be independent third-parties to the particular transaction, thus ensuring that there is no conflict of interest associated with the review. 

The responsibilities of the ICP QA Assessors include ensuring that the project was developed according to the ICP Energy Performance Protocols and  checking that  the underlying methodologies, assumptions and results of projects seeking IREE certification follow best practices and are reasonable based on the reviewer’s professional experience and available guidelines.  To assist ICP QA Assessors with this task ICP provides the ICP Project Development Specification, and the ICP QA Checklists.  The end result is that building owners, investors, and all project stakeholders can have confidence that projects that are successfully reviewed by ICP QA Assessors possess robust engineering and reliable predicted savings.


ICP Quality Assurance Assessors must have the technical expertise and experience required to conduct thorough technical reviews of projects. ICP QA Assessors must: 
  • Employ a licensed Professional Engineer (PE).
  • Possess a minimum of five years of relevant energy efficiency project development experience, and three years quality assurance or technical review experience
  • Must provide three references demonstrating relevant project development and/or quality assurance review experience
  • Must complete the ICP IREE Certification Training as well as the ICP Quality Assurance Assessor Training.  
  • Must sign a services agreement with GBCI to function as an ICP Quality Assurance Assessor
Interested in becoming an ICP Quality Assurance Assessor? 
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