Energy Efficiency in Buildings: Progress and Promise
Author Info	By Eric Hirst, Jeanne Clinton, Howard Geller, and Walter Kroner
Details	In this book, a multidisciplinary team of experts documents the improvements energy efficiency in U.S. building has made over the past 15 years. They also describe a wide range of options for maintaining improvements in the future. Part I. BACKGROUND Part II. PROGRESS TO DATE: WHAT WE NOW KNOW ABOUT BUILDING ENERGY EFFICIENCY Part III. RESEARCH AND PROGRAM DEVELOPMENT: AGENDAS, THEMES, AND VISIONS -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Part I. BACKGROUND Chapter 1 Progress in Energy Conservation During the Past Decade Chapter 2 Why Pursue Further Energy Conservation in Buildings? Chapter 3 Understanding the Building Context Part II. PROGRESS TO DATE: WHAT WE NOW KNOW ABOUT BUILDING ENERGY EFFICIENCY Chapter 4 New Residential Buildings Chapter 5 Existing Residential Buildings Chapter 6 Residential Appliances and HVAC Equipment Chapter 7 New and Existing Commercial Buildings Chapter 8 Individual and Institutional Behavior Chapter 9 Government Conservation Programs Chapter 10 Utility Conservation Programs Chapter 11 Indoor Air Quality Part III. RESEARCH AND PROGRAM DEVELOPMENT: AGENDAS, THEMES, AND VISIONS Chapter 12 Where We Want To Go: An Overview of Part III Chapter 13 Near-Term Research and Program Priorities Chapter 14 Long-Term and Visionary Research and Program Priorities Chapter 15 Research and Program Opportunities
Other Info	ISBN 0-918249-04-X Soft cover, 6" x 9", 328 pp., index, 1986, $20.00
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