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Energy Technologies Area (ETA) researchers are continually building on the strong scientific foundation we have developed over the past 50 years. We address the world’s most pressing scientific challenges across the buildings, transportation, and industrial sectors. ETA is at the forefront of improving the country's aging electrical grid and innovating distributed energy and storage solutions; developing grid-integrated building systems; and providing the most comprehensive market and data analysis worldwide.
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The Energy Technologies Area (ETA) is unique in translating fundamental scientific discoveries into scalable technology adoption. Our approach combines an understanding of the marketplace and the role of state and federal regulation and policies. ETA's research drives real-world, practical results that affect and improve the everyday lives of Americans and those across the globe. Saving energy and increasing reliability are key to the foundation of our research, which is driven by techno-economic analysis and in-lab experimentation and discovery.

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1999

Koomey, Jonathan G, Kaoru Kawamoto, Bruce Nordman, Mary Ann Piette, and Richard E Brown."Initial comments on 'The Internet Begins with Coal'." (1999).

Taha, Haider, and Robert Bornstein."Urbanization of meteorological models: implications on simulated heat islands and air quality."Proceedings of the International Congress of Biometeorology and International Conference on Urban Climatology (ICB-ICUC) (1999).

Rees, Simon J, and Philip Haves."A Nodal Model for Displacement Ventilation and Chilled Ceiling Systems in Office Spaces."Building Simulation ’99 (1999).

Sowell, Edward F, and Philip Haves."Numerical Performance of a Graph-Theoretic HVAC Simulation Program."Building Simulation ’99 (1999).

Armitage, Robert D, Michael D Rubin, Thomas J Richardson, Nada O'Brien, and Yong Chen."Solid State Gadolinium-Magnesium Hydride Optical Switch."Applied Physics Letters 75.13 (1999) 1863-1865.

Huizenga, Charlie, Dariush K Arasteh, Elizabeth U Finlayson, Robin Mitchell, Brent T Griffith, and D. D Charlie Curcija."THERM 2.0: A Building Component Model for Steady-State Two-Dimensional Heat Transfer."Building Simulation 99, International Building Performance Simulation Association (IBPSA) (1999).

Mitchell, Robin, Yu Joe Huang, Dariush K Arasteh, Robert Sullivan, and Santosh Phillip."RESFEN 3.1: A PC Program for Calculating the Heating and Cooling Energy Use of Windows in Residential Buildings." (1999).

Hong, Tianzhen, Siaw K Chou, and T.Y Bong."A design day for building load and energy estimation."Building and Environment 34.4 (1999) 469-477. DOI

Selkowitz, Stephen E."High Performance Glazing Systems: Architectural Opportunities for the 21st Century."Glass Processing Days 99 Conference (1999).

Griffith, Brent T, and Dariush K Arasteh."Buildings Research using Infrared Imaging Radiometers with Laboratory Thermal Chambers."Proceedings of the SPIE 3700 (1999).

Lee, Eleanor S, and Stephen E Selkowitz."Establishing the Value of Advanced Glazings."Glass in Buildings: An International Conference on the Use of Glass as an Architectural/Engineering Form and Material (1999).

Taha, Haider, Steven J Konopacki, and Sasa Gabersek."Impacts of large-scale surface modifications on meteorological conditions and energy use: a 10-region modeling study."Theoretical and Applied Climatology 62.3-4 (1999) 175-185. DOI

Klems, Joseph H, Elizabeth U Finlayson, Thomas H Olsen, David W Banks, and Jani M Pallis."Toward a Virtual Building Laboratory." (1999).

Anders, André, Robert A MacGill, and Michael D Rubin."Evaluation of the Plasma Distribution of a Quasi-Linear Constricted Plasma Source."IEEE Transactions on Plasma Science 27.1 (1999) 82-83.

von Rottkay, Klaus, Michael D Rubin, and Peter A Duine."Refractive Index Changes of Pd-Coated Magnesium Ianthanide Switchable Mirrors Upon Hydrogen Insertion."Journal of Applied Physics 85.1 (1999) 408-413. DOI

Huang, Yu Joe, Robin Mitchell, Dariush K Arasteh, and Stephen E Selkowitz."Residential Fenestration Performance Analysis Using RESFEN 3.1."Thermal Performance of the Exterior Envelopes of Buildings VII (1999).

Akbari, Hashem, Leanna S Rose, and Haider Taha."Characterizing the fabric of the urban environment: a case study of Sacramento, California." (1999). DOI

Akbari, Hashem, Steven J Konopacki, and Melvin Pomerantz."Cooling energy savings potential of reflective roofs for residential and commercial buildings in the United States."Energy - The International Journal 25 (1999) 391-407. DOI

Carroll, William L."Daylighting Simulation: Methods, Algorithms, and Resources." (1999).

Rubinstein, Francis M."Lighting Recommendations for the Social Security Administration Frank Hagel Federal Building in Richmond CA." (1999).

Taha, Haider."Modifying a mesoscale meteorological model to better incorporate urban heat storage: a bulk-parameterization approach."Journal of Applied Meteorology 38 (1999) 466-473. DOI

Klems, Joseph H."Net Energy Performance Measurements on Electrochromic Skylights."Energy and Buildings 33 (1999) 93-102.

Pomerantz, Melvin, Hashem Akbari, Paul H Berdahl, Steven J Konopacki, Haider Taha, and Arthur H Rosenfeld."Reflective surfaces for cooler buildings and cities."Philosophical Magazine Part B 79 (1999) 1457-1476. DOI

1998

Huizenga, Charlie, Dariush K Arasteh, Elizabeth U Finlayson, Robin Mitchell, and Brent T Griffith."Teaching Students about Two-Dimensional Heat Transfer Effects in Buildings, Building Components, Equipment, and Appliances Using THERM 2.0."ASHRAE Transactions 105, Part 1 (1998).

Haves, Philip, and Edward F Sowell."Component-Based and Equation-Based Solvers for HVAC Simulation: a Comparison of HVACSIM+ and SPARK."System Simulation in Buildings '98 (1998).