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Amy Dryden

Amy Dryden

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Phone: 510-486-4779

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2019

Accelerating the Deployment of Advanced Energy Communities: The Oakland EcoBlock A Zero Net Energy, Low Water Use Retrofit Neighborhood Demonstration Project

Authors: Barr, Zach; Norman Bourassa; John Bowie; Richard E Brown; Nora DeCuir; H. H Jordan Diamond; Amy Dryden; Ethan Elkind; Harrison Fraker; Wenjie Fu; Ethan Guy; Daniel Hamilton; Ted Lamm; Maika Nicholson; Leo Rainer; Sandy Robertson; Christine Scott Thomson; Emma Tome, and Andréa Traber.
04/2019
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