This report describes the current state of motor technology and estimates opportunities for energy savings through application of more advanced technologies in a variety of residential and commercial end uses. The objectives of this report were to char...
Building Integrated Solar Technologies (BIST) can help achieve the Building Technologies Office goal of reducing energy consumption in residential and commercial buildings by 50% by the year 2030. BIST include technologies for space heating and cooling...
Includes information about the installed base of residential windows and window coverings, and the operation of window coverings by households.
This study presents energy-modeling results for a large number of window combinations with window attachments in typical residential buildings and in varied climates throughout the United States.
This report assesses 135 different heating, ventilation, and air-conditioning (HVAC) technologies for U.S. residential buildings to identify and provide analysis on 19 priority technology options in various stages of development.
This study investigates the real-world energy performance of appliances and equipment as it compares with models and test procedures.
This Building Technologies Office report assesses heating, ventilation, and air-conditioning (HVAC) technologies for U.S. commercial buildings to identify and provide analysis on 17 priority technology options in various stages of development.
This report characterizes the current state of commercial miscellaneous electric loads (MELs), including analysis of their unit energy consumption and annual electricity consumption (for 2008) based on building type, as well as an initial assessment of...
This study characterizes and assesses the appliances used in commercial buildings.
This report documents the energy consumption of commercial refrigeration equipment (CRE) in the U.S. and evaluated the energy savings potential of ...