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Improving Access to Building Energy Data

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Brief: Energy Benchmarking Legislation Moves Forward in Philadelphia

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BRIEF: EEB Hub Engagement Platforms

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BRIEF: Building operator training

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City of Philadelphia Committee on the Environment: Benchmarking Hearing Transcript

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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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Architecture, Style, and the Design of Energy Efficient Buildings

The EEB Hub is working to address how energy consumption influences architectural style.

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Brief: Building Energy Efficiency Rating and Data Disclosure

The purpose of building energy efficiency rating and data disclosure is to increase demand for energy efficient buildings among owners and tenants, therefore creating increased incentive for investment in building energy efficiency.

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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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Commercial Electricity Pricing and Demand Response

This report describes the approach taken to establish such a demand response system at the Navy Yard that can serve as a model for the commercial sector.

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Energy Efficiency and Occupant Behavior

This research on energy efficiency and occupant behavior in multi-tenanted buildings provides valuable insights into the challenges that confront the goal of achieving a 50% energy reduction in commercial buildings in the Greater Philadelphia region by 2014.

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Brief: Building Construction Technology Extension Program

The National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST) awarded $455,000 to the Energy Efficient Buildings Hub (EEB Hub) and several of its members to train building operators in the commercial, industrial and educational sectors so that they can more efficiently and economically operate their facilities. The award helps boost the EEB Hub’s objective to inform, train and educate people about proven energy-saving strategies and technologies towards the goal of reducing energy use in the Greater Philadelphia commercial building sector by 20 percent by 2020.

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