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Integrated Solutions Showcase Series for Advanced Energy Retrofits

The EEB Hub aims to achieve dramatic increases in energy efficiency in buildings by developing and demonstrating market proven integrated whole building solutions to achieve energy savings.

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Navy Yard Building 661: Advanced Energy Retrofit Living Laboratory

A key objective of the EEB Hub is to provide successful demonstrations of integrated building design methods that lead to deep, reliable cuts in energy use while improving overall asset value overall in real estate markets.

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Integrated Technology Research Roadmap

This research roadmap is focused on conducting research using existing and state-of-the-art building components and systems in an integrated fashion.

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Demonstration of Modeling Methodology for In-duct Air and Cooling Coil UVGI Components and Systems

This document demonstrates the modeling methodology for in-duct air and cooling coil ultraviolet germicidal irradiation components and systems for application to Building 661.

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Survey of local and national design teams to identify gaps in building design and delivery process with specific emphasis on Integrated Design

This report evaluates literature on the current theories of “integrated design” and conducted a series of interviews with architects, engineers and others involved in commercial retrofits.

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Whole Building Control System Design and Evaluation: Simulation-Based Assessment

This report investigates an integrated approach to building controls that strive to achieve and maintain energy efficiency and high performance building environments.

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State of the Art in Enclosure Technologies and Integrated Systems for 50% Energy Savings in Existing Commercial Buildings

This report is the first generation profile of the available and cost-effective technologies and integrated systems that provide measurable energy savings for existing commercial buildings.

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Design and Performance Demonstration of BIPV Systems for Bldg. 661

This report explains the design and performance of demonstration of BIPV Systems for Bldg. 661. The results shows that very few surfaces on Building 661 that have an unrestricted, clear view of the sky for an adequate amount of incident solar irradiation for use in energy conversion systems.

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Defining the Integrated Process

The purpose of this workshop was to bring together representatives from all of the tasks and from industry to develop a common understanding of Integration for GPIC, particularly as it relates to the lifecycle of a facility. The goal of this workshop was to develop the essential activities and interrelationship of tasks for the GPIC Energy Efficient Building Hub as they relate to the lifecycle of a building from planning through to operations.

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Building 661 Retrofit Upgrade

An early presentation of the goals for the Building 661 retrofit into the CBEI headquarters.

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