Building America successes highlight projects that support the home building industry in creating more energy-efficient, healthier, and longer lasting homes. Expert research teams lead laboratory and field projects to prove advanced technologies and practices in building envelope, HVAC components, ventilation, and health and safety. Find information about Building America projects completed prior to 2016.
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DOE partners with private companies and other organizations to develop unique approaches to improving building energy efficiency
This year, 43 organizations, collectively representing more than 2 billion square feet of leased space, earned Green Lease Leader recognition from the U.S. Department of Energy (DOE).
A leading manufacturer of window treatments rates energy performance of its window products.
The U.S. Department of Energy’s Pacific Northwest National Laboratory recently completed preliminary testing of its promising Economic Dispatch.
With BTO and AMO funding, ORNL developed the technology to manufacture the precast concrete panels that make up the façade of the Domino Sugar Site A
Xergy Inc., a small company from Delaware, utilized SBIR funding under the authorization of DOE's BTO, to develop a novel microclimate control system.
OEMR utilized Petroleum Violation Escrow funds under the authorization of the Energy Department’s State Energy Program.
The Energy Department’s Building Technologies Office (BTO) is researching opportunities to make homes safer and more efficient through SBIR.
EERE Success Story—New Advanced Refrigeration Technology Provides Energy, Low Utility Bills for Supermarkets
EERE Success Story—LED Lighting in the Classroom for Energy Efficiency and Enhanced Learning