16. The Government may, by regulation, adopt energy efficiency standards and energy conservation measures for buildings and, in particular,(1) establish categories of buildings and prescribe different standards for different categories;
(2) exclude buildings from the application of this Act and the regulations, in whole or in part;
(3) determine different energy conservation standards within the same category of buildings, based on the climatic data of the places where these buildings are situated;
(4) prescribe thermal resistance standards;
(5) prescribe minimum heat loss standards for openings in the outer shell of a building;
(6) prescribe quality standards and installation methods for insulation materials;
(7) prescribe measures for preventing condensation in buildings;
(8) prescribe standards for air or water heating and cooling systems, for lighting and ventilation systems and for the related control devices;
(9) prescribe fenestration standards;
(10) prescribe the additional information that must be contained in plans and specifications in certain cases or circumstances, and determine these cases or circumstances;
(11) determine the form and content of the statement of conformity that must be transmitted under section 9 or 10;
(12) prohibit the installation or require the approval of equipment or a material and designate the person or body authorized to approve it;
(13) determine the cases where a natural person wishing to have a building constructed for his exclusive use as a residence may require specifications for that building different from those prescribed by regulation.