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A severe hailstorm pelted the Denver area on May 8, leaving a trail of destruction in its wake. But, the National Renewable Energy Laboratory's solar panels held strong with just one broken panel out of more than 3,000.

There are many reasons that nearly 200 leading manufacturers have committed to improve energy efficiency at more than 2600 facilities...

In the building efficiency world, we do hold a deep appreciation and growing interest in how the many complex interactions of individual technologies, as well as building systems, can help drive deeper energy savings.

The 2017 Federal Laboratory Consortium Meeting is a celebrated annual event for the federal technology transfer community offering networking opportunities and training for its attendees as well as an awards ceremony for FLC Award winners across federa...

In April 2015, the Native Village of Akutan requested technical assistance from the DOE Office of Indian Energy.

A new buzzword is signaling a growing shift in how we power our homes and communities. Prosumers produce and consume energy – a shift made possible, in part, due to the rise of new connected technologies and the steady increase of more renewable pow...

One potential source of fossil energy could exceed the energy content of all other known fossil fuels combined—and that’s natural gas hydrate.

The original OpenStudio—the EnergyPlus SketchUp plug-in—is going home. Big Ladder Software is taking over the tool, which is being rebranded Euclid.

In-device Delay (IDD) kits help NNSA achieve its mission to enhance global security by preventing radioactive materials from being used in a...

The Better Buildings Summit leverages the expertise of industry leaders to discuss opportunities for greater energy efficiency in America’s homes, bui