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The groups had sued because nonprofit PublicResource.org had posted the codes to its website, making them available to anyone without compensation for the organizations that created them.
“ASHRAE remains hopeful that Congress will ultimately demonstrate its support for market-driven energy efficiency by enacting legislation that protects the development, adoption and implementation of private sector-led, consensus-based model building energy codes,” said society President David Underwood.