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ACEEE Summer Study on Energy Efficiency in Buildings


Session Schedules Descriptions


Click on Panel Titles, below, to view the Session Schedule for each Panel.

1. Residential Buildings: Technologies, Design, Performance Analysis, and Building Industry Trends

PANEL LEADERS

Bruce Wilcox

Merle McBride

Berkeley Solar Group

Owens Corning

Sessions Topics: Mechanical systems: HVAC performance, lifetimes, and sizing; air distribution systems; ventilation; envelopes: walls, cool roofs, fenestration, infiltration; HVAC/envelope integrations; load reduction and demand control technologies; PV and emerging technologies; energy guarantees: new construction, retrofits, risk analysis; real performance: field tests, commissioning, energy codes; existing housing stock characteristics; lighting.

2. Residential Buildings: Program Design and Implementation

PANEL LEADERS

Diana Shankle

Glenn Reed

Pacific Northwest National Laboratory

Northeast Energy Efficiency Partnerships

Sessions Topics: How to design and implement residential energy efficiency programs; new construction and building retrofits; single- and multifamily housing; low-income weatherization programs; innovative financing; renewables programs.

3. Commercial Buildings: Technologies, Design, Performance Analysis, and Building Industry Trends

PANEL LEADERS

Mary Ann Piette

Debby Dodds

Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory

CH2MHill

Session Topics: Retrofits and new building construction; technologies: resource-efficient equipment for space conditioning and water heating, advances in thermal distribution, lighting, and daylighting; occupant comfort; design software; thermal storage; fuel cells; performance analysis, building systems integration, whole building energy management and multi-facility operations; commissioning and diagnostics; peak reduction.

4. Commercial Buildings: Program Design and Implementation

PANEL LEADERS

Richard Karney

Nehemiah Stone

U.S. Department of Energy

Heschong Mahone Group

Session Topics: How to design and implement energy efficiency and peak reduction programs for commercial buildings; new construction and building retrofits; commercial and institutional buildings; commissioning and performance contracting; profit analysis; efficiency and productivity; renewables programs.

5. Utility Issues

PANEL LEADERS

Marty Kushler

Mike Messenger

ACEEE

California Energy Commission

Session Topics: The status of electric utility restructuring and its impact on utility-sponsored energy efficiency and demand responsiveness programs; the design and implementation of public benefit funds; electric system "reliability-focused" energy efficiency; the role of real time meters and rates in reducing peak energy use; the role of ESCOs and Energy Service Providers (ESPs) in marketing, financing, and delivering energy efficiency; green pricing.

6. Market Transformation

PANEL LEADERS

Marc Ledbetter

Marc Hoffman

Pacific Northwest National Laboratory

Consortium for Energy Efficiency

Session Topics: Design, implementation, and performance of programs that intervene in markets to cause lasting increases in buyer demand for and availability of energy-efficient products and services. Includes market conditioning, training, education, financial incentives, technology procurement, government procurement initiatives, and combining with other strategies, such as with resource acquisition programs.

7. Information and Electronic Technologies: Promises and Pitfalls

PANEL LEADERS

Dru Crawley

Kristen Heinemeier

U.S. Department of Energy

Texas A&M University

Session Topics: Building performance: information flow, data mining, data quality, impact on workforce training; Applications: M&V, diagnostics, continuous commissioning; Software issues: protocols, interoperability, distributed computing, development tools; sensors, controls, networking, and automation; costs and benefits; e-commerce; energy use and energy savings from the Internet and electronic equipment.

8. Human and Social Dimensions of Energy Use: Understanding Markets and Demand

PANEL LEADERS

Kathryn Janda

Shel Feldman

Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory

Shel Feldman Management Consultants

Session Topics: Research on social, cultural, psychological, economic, and other factors influencing the demand for energy, including the social organization of energy markets and consumption patterns; the design, manufacture, distribution, purchase, and use of energy-efficient technologies; and the relationship between changes in energy efficiency and expectations of comfort, health, safety, productivity, risk management, and profitability.

9. Energy and Environmental Policy

PANEL LEADERS

Marilyn Brown

Jeanne Briskin

Oak Ridge National Laboratory

U.S. Environmental Protection Agency

Session Topics: Sustainable development strategies; climate policy and the buildings sector; community-scale initiatives; the design and impact of energy policies and tools including building codes, equipment standards, voluntary programs, and green product labeling; local, state, and national energy and air quality planning; international clean energy policies.

10. Program Measurement and Evaluation

PANEL LEADERS

Jane Peters

Ken Keating

Research Into Action

Bonneville Power Administration

Session Topics: Contemporary issues and research relating to program performance for energy efficiency, renewable energy, and green energy programs and initiatives. Includes: market studies, load impact measurement, non-energy benefits measurement, process and organizational studies, monitoring, metering, and data tracking over time.

11. Display Presentations

PANEL LEADERS

Pat Love

Barbara Pierce

Oak Ridge National Laboratory

Brookhaven National Laboratory

Display Items: Interactive software, video displays, charts and graphs, photographs, etc.

12. Technology Showcase

SHOWCASE SESSION LEADERS

Leo Rainer

Peter Douglas

Davis Energy Group

NYSERDA

Showcase Technologies: Appliances; HVAC; water heating; fenestration; insulation; building materials; lighting; building scale generation; hardware/software for demand management and other controls; solar devices.

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