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Commercial buildings consume approximately 20 percent of all energy in the U.S. with tenants occupying 50 percent of commercial building space.

Here are four ways the Energy Department's national labs are bringing emerging bioenergy technologies to market.

Buildings are becoming more responsive and dispatchable, reacting to grid needs while also helping American businesses and families to save energy.

Anna Douglas, CEO of SkyNano Technologies, is a Ph.D. student in interdisciplinary material science at Vanderbilt University in Nashville, Tennessee.

Reindustrialization efforts at the East Tennessee Technology Park (ETTP) have brought new life to an old barge access area out of service for decades.

Trane is releasing a re-architected TRACE, with DOE's whole-building energy modeling engine EnergyPlus™ inside.

The ICCS project is the first commercial-scale saline storage project in the United States.

BTO enlisted researchers from PNNL to estimate how much energy building control systems could deliver across the national commercial building stock.

For the first time ever, ganged heliostats could be a viable option for new concentrating solar power systems.