A WEALTH OF MAJOR NEW PUBLICATIONS FROM ACEEE
We have published several major new reports since the beginning of 2007 and our last Grapevine Online in early January. All are accessible as free .pdf downloads from our Web site. In chronological order, they are:
Survey of Emissions Models for Distributed Combined Heat and Power by Will Gans, Anna Monis Shipley, and R. Neal Elliott (report IE071, January 2007)
Potential for Energy Efficiency and Renewable Energy to Meet Florida's Growing Energy Demands by R. Neal Elliott, Maggie Eldridge, Anna M. Shipley, John “Skip” Laitner, and Steven Nadel, ACEEE; Philip Fairey, Robin Vieira, and Jeff Sonne, Florida Solar Energy Center; Alison Silverstein, Independent Consultant; Bruce Hedman and Ken Darrow, Energy and Environmental Analysis, Inc. (report E072, February 2007)
Potential for Energy Efficiency, Demand Response, and Onsite Renewable Energy to Meet Texas's Growing Electricity Needs by R. Neal Elliott, Maggie Eldrige, Anna M. Shipley, John “Skip” Laitner, and Steve Nadel, ACEEE; Alison Silverstein, Independent Consultant; Bruce Hedman, Energy and Environmental Analysis, Inc.; and Mike Sloan, Virtus Energy Research Associates, Inc. (report E073, March 2007)
Examining the Peak Demand Impacts of Energy Efficiency: A Review of Program Experience and Industry Practices by Dan York and Martin Kushler, ACEEE; and Patti Witte, Independent Consultant (report U071, February 2007)
Several more are imminent. Watch the ACEEE Web site for announcements and news releases about them.
In addition, ACEEE's Green Book® Online at GreenerCars.com released its 2007 Model Year environmental scores on February 6th. Check out the ever-popular lists of the “Greenest,” “Meanest,” and “Greener Choices.” Subscribers to ACEEE's Green Book® Online interactive database can access summary "Green Scores" of the 1,300+ configurations of all model year 2007 vehicles, along with each configuration's fuel economy, health-related pollution impacts, global warming emissions, and estimated fuel expenses. Subscribers to ACEEE's Green Book® Online can also build custom lists for comparing vehicles.
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