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The Building Technologies Office (BTO) conducts research, development, and demonstration activities to accelerate the adoption of technologies and techniques that enable high-performing, affordable buildings that meet Americans’ need for resiliency and health while also supporting a reliable energy system. Learn about BTO’s open funding opportunities and requests for information and career opportunities.
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Jan 23Known Unknowns: Key Energy-Efficiency Trends in the New YearStarts 1pm EST View Event Details for Known Unknowns: Key Energy-Efficiency Trends in the New Year
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Feb 13New Research Insights on Indoor Air Quality and Ventilation Across U.S. RegionsStarts 1pm EST View Event Details for New Research Insights on Indoor Air Quality and Ventilation Across U.S. Regions
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ETCB fosters stronger coordination across organizations supporting the RD&D, investment, and deployment of emerging building technologies.September 16, 2024 -
The ABC Initiative integrates energy-efficiency solutions into highly productive U.S. construction practices for new buildings and retrofits.October 1, 2024 -
We’re conducting Grid-interactive Efficient Buildings research to help bring connectedness and the related energy savings across the buildings sector.July 23, 2024
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T2M activities accelerate innovative R&D concepts to become commercially viable and available products.November 27, 2024 -
Partners in DOE’s Better Buildings Initiative set ambitious goals and contribute real-world solutions that help accelerate our clean energy economy. -
Achieving DOE’s high-level goals of combating climate change, creating clean energy union jobs, and promoting energy justice, requires improving the energy efficiency of America’s nearly 130 million buildings.November 25, 2024
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U.S. Department of Energy
Building Technologies Office (BTO)
Mail Stop EE-2J
1000 Independence Ave, SW
Washington, DC 20585
Buildings@ee.doe.gov