This fact sheet is an overview of the U.S. Department of Energy's Building Technologies program. Buildings use more energy than any other sector of the U.S. economy? In fact, buildings consume more than 70% of the electricity and more than 50% of the natural gas Americans use. That's why the U.S. Department of Energy's (DOE's) Building Technologies Program (BTP) is working to improve building energy performance through high-impact research, out-reach, and regulatory efforts. These efforts will result in affordable, high-performance homes and commercial buildings. These grid-connected buildings will be more energy efficient than today's typical buildings, with renewable energy providing a portion of the power needs. They will combine energy-...
This paper presents an estimate of the potential for energy efficiency improvements in the U.S. buil...
Since the mid 1970s, DOE has invested some $70 million in research and development at Lawrence Berke...
emand-side management through the promotion of energy effi-cient technology can have a profound impa...
This fact sheet is an overview of the Department of Energy's Building Technologies program
The construction and buildings sector consumes enormous amounts of energy, clean water, and material...
The construction and buildings sector consumes enormous amounts of energy, clean water, and material...
An overview of the U.S. Department of Energy Building America Program and how it works with the U.S....
The buildings sector used 29.6 quadrillion Btus (quads) of energy in 1989, or 36 percent of the tota...
Energy used in U.S. homes comprises 22% of the U.S. primary energy consumption and is a significant ...
Energy used in U.S. homes comprises 22% of the U.S. primary energy consumption and is a significant ...
This fact sheet describes the Small Buildings and Small Portfolios roadmap, which outlines approache...
An increasing number of state and local jurisdictions are implementing building performance reportin...
This paper focuses on the impact of benchmarking the energy performance of U.S. commercial buildings...
Buildings account for more than one third of the energy used in the United States each year, consumi...
Architects, engineers, and builders have a unique opportunity to lead society and the economy throug...
This paper presents an estimate of the potential for energy efficiency improvements in the U.S. buil...
Since the mid 1970s, DOE has invested some $70 million in research and development at Lawrence Berke...
emand-side management through the promotion of energy effi-cient technology can have a profound impa...
This fact sheet is an overview of the Department of Energy's Building Technologies program
The construction and buildings sector consumes enormous amounts of energy, clean water, and material...
The construction and buildings sector consumes enormous amounts of energy, clean water, and material...
An overview of the U.S. Department of Energy Building America Program and how it works with the U.S....
The buildings sector used 29.6 quadrillion Btus (quads) of energy in 1989, or 36 percent of the tota...
Energy used in U.S. homes comprises 22% of the U.S. primary energy consumption and is a significant ...
Energy used in U.S. homes comprises 22% of the U.S. primary energy consumption and is a significant ...
This fact sheet describes the Small Buildings and Small Portfolios roadmap, which outlines approache...
An increasing number of state and local jurisdictions are implementing building performance reportin...
This paper focuses on the impact of benchmarking the energy performance of U.S. commercial buildings...
Buildings account for more than one third of the energy used in the United States each year, consumi...
Architects, engineers, and builders have a unique opportunity to lead society and the economy throug...
This paper presents an estimate of the potential for energy efficiency improvements in the U.S. buil...
Since the mid 1970s, DOE has invested some $70 million in research and development at Lawrence Berke...
emand-side management through the promotion of energy effi-cient technology can have a profound impa...