Building Energy Efficiency
 ETA researchers transfer new energy-efficient building technologies from the lab to the real world. |
 Exploring ways to integrate varied research areas to develop coherent, innovative building design techniques. |
 Saving energy and reducing air pollution are the reasons for research into cool roof technologies and heat islands. |
 Demand response research looks at reducing or shifting electricity use to manage electricity use. |
 Informing decision-makers about energy efficiency research and market trends. |
 Reducing energy consumed by the industrial sector will improve U.S. competitiveness. |
 The goal of this research is to reduce lighting energy consumption by 50 percent over the next 20 years. |
 Streamlined tools help researchers develop whole-building energy simulation software programs for industry. |
 ETA research is a bridge between federal operations and sustainable policies and practices in the public sector. |
 Windows research is aimed at improving energy efficiency in buildings and homes across the nation. |
 Residential buildings research studies whole-building integration: modeling, measurement, design and operation. |
 Developing data, methods and tools to model and simulate occupant energy behavior in buildings. |