Save energy is an emergency and it is just cut costs. Worldwide that theme has been mentioned and discussed through agreements made among countries since 1970 forward reducing the impacts of energy consume and also focused on constructions that consume about 60% of global electricity according to United Nations Environment Programme (UNEP). From here on programs and boosts came up for this sector. In 2001 in Brazil, the program called Brazilian Labeling Program (PBE) of National Institute of Metrology, Standardization and Technology (INMETRO) was created to try and to classify household appliances, electronics, vehicles and others in a group of 24 categories about their energetic efficiency. The national methodology of labeling buildings specify the technical requirements, guidelines classification of energetic sustainable construction based on a regulatory document for commercial buildings, public and services, and another for residential buildings (BRAZIL, 2010). The Technical Normative of Quality for Energetic Efficiency Level of Commercial Constructions Services and Public (RTQ-C) has standards and methods for evaluation and classification commercial, service and public constructions as well as their energetic efficiency with the objective of labeling them. The INMETRO approved on March 9th of 2021 a new Normative instruction for Energetic Efficiency of Commercial, Services and Public Constructions (INI-C) that improves the RTC-C. In this Science Club of UFPA was evaluated according to simplified method from INI-C and prescriptive method from RTQ-C of in order to compare their results and identify the differences on update regulations.
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