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Commercial Building Energy Asset Score

The Asset Score Tool (AST) is a quick and easy way to determine the overall energy efficiency of your building's physical characteristics and corresponding energy consumption independent of occupant behavior.

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Continuous Efficiency Improvement

The energy use in commercial buildings is not constant. It changes with the seasons, from year to year, as tenants come and go, and with changes to building components. Building science researchers know that the energy performance of commercial buildings declines over time – different parts of the system start to age and building occupants invariably alter the “optimal” settings.

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Simulation Platform

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Technological Solutions for Intelligent Building Operations

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Simulation Platform: Web software to support decision making in building retrofit projects

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Brochure for Designs of B661 and B7R

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The Immersive Construction Laboratory

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Energy Audit Tool: Reaching Concensus Faster on Retrofits

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Energy Audit Tool

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Variation in Energy Audits

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Instrumenting Navy Yard Building 101

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Brief: Demonstrated Energy Savings through Supervisory Control for Building 14

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Firefly Sensor Demonstration

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Towards a Pervasive Computing Enabled Modeling Environment for Integrated Coevolving Energy Systems

The US needs to develop a coordinated program to architect and build the next generation power grid or Smart Grid, harness renewable energy sources and reduce its carbon foot-print while expanding generation and distribution capacities (see [3] for additional details).

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Navy Yard Building 101 Test Bed for Assessing Technologies and Tools

Building 101 in the Navy Yard is the temporary headquarters of the U.S. Department of Energy’s Energy Efficient Building Hub. The building, owned by the Philadelphia Industrial Development Corporation (PIDC), has become one of the nation’s most highly instrumented commercial buildings.

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