Surf these sites: Better Buildings Interactive -- Interactive training software on building energy efficiency. Learn about improving occupant comfort, building performance and energy efficiency. Buildings Technology Center of Excellence -- Research facility developing technologies to improve the energy efficiency and environmental compatibility of residential and commercial buildings. A U.S. DOE Office of Building Technologies "National User Facility," which means that its facilities are available to manufacturers, universities, and others for proprietary and nonproprietary research and development. At Oak Ridge National Laboratory. CTG Energetics -- CTG Energetics Division performs energy consulting to assist our clients in producing buildings and building systems that are functional, cost-effective, and maintainable as well as innovative and sustainable. CTG''s founder and president, Dr. Malcolm Lewis, has been a leader in the design and development of energy-efficient buildings for over twenty years. CTG Energetics continues to introduce leading edge concepts into "real world" designs. DOE Office of Building Technology, State and Community Programs Web Site -- Research and dissemination of information about energy-saving appliance technologies (washers, refrigerators, etc.), energy-efficient building construction, and related topics such as indoor air quality. Duct Leakage -- What is duct leakage, how can it be measured, and how can it be fixed? Site has several online articles about residental HVAC duct leakage. Energy Conservation Working Group of the 1394 Trade Association -- Forum for communication between individuals and companies focused on providing power conservation improvements for 1394 technology (computer-related technology). Energy Ideas Clearinghouse -- Energy efficiency information applicable to residential, commercial, industrial, and agricultural energy uses, including searchable Energy Solutions Database with comprehensive answers to energy efficiency questions; energy news sources; EIC publications you can order (free to residents of the U.S. Pacific Northwest region); an energy glossary; articles, reports, and journal references; and web links. Energy Matters -- Ashdown Energy -- Information and services on energy efficiency for all energy users. Energy Northwest 2000 Weatherization Conference -- A hands-on, building science training event for weatherization and other residential construction professionals. Energy Star -- U.S. EPA Energy Star programs and products help save the environment and save consumers money by using less energy through advanced design or construction. Consumer products include most major appliances, lighting fixtures, office products, hvac systems, and homes. Site is good source of appliance energy ratings. Five-Lab Study -- Scenarios of U. S. Carbon Reductions -- Potential impacts of Energy-Efficient and Low-Carbon Technologies by 2010 and beyond. Maxilight Industries - Lighting and Energy Efficiency Links. -- Links to pages about energy saving lighting. Retrofits, delamping, and other energy saving articles and case studies. Moving Markets for Energy Efficiency -- Aims to foster environmentally sound economic growth by promoting the efficient use of energy in developing countries. Northwest Lighting - Lighting Design Lab -- The Lighting Design Lab is a shared energy efficient lighting design resource for the Pacific Northwest region of the U.S. Look here for lighting related classes in the Seattle area, case studies of high quality lighting design, interviews with prominent lighting designers, a glossary of lighting terms, and links to other lighting sites. ORNL Energy Efficiency and Renewable Energy -- Research and development on technologies to reduce energy consumption in homes, industry, transportation, and utilities. Advanced materials, improved insulation, telecommuting, improved heat pumps, more. From Oak Ridge National Laboratory. Science and Technology at Natural Resources Canada: Energy technology -- emphasis on renewable energy technologies and energy for remote communities. Topics include photovoltaics. SmarterEnergy -- PG&E one-stop site for information on energy efficiency and energy-efficient equipment. Solar Attic -- SolarAttic''s new alternative energy technology uses the solar heat inside of attics for heating hot water, swimming pools and space. New ventilation technology uses a patented duct to vent the attic. Solstice: Energy Efficiency -- resources and links on building energy efficiency, lighting, appliances, and energy policy. Compiled by Center for Renewable Energy and Sustainable Technology (CREST). The Home Energy Saver -- The Home Energy Saver is designed to help consumers identify the best ways to save energy in their homes, and find the resources to make the savings happen. The project is sponsored by the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) and the U.S. Department of Energy (DOE) as part of the national ENERGY STAR Program for improving energy efficiency in homes. The Residential Energy Efficiency Database -- The Residential Energy Efficiency Database is designed as an educational tool to promote the benefits of energy efficiency and is maintained as a free, on-line information service. Vermont Department of Public Service -- Site has information on energy efficiency, wind power, and other renewable energy options. The Vermont Energy Efficiency Utility (EU), as proposed, would be a single entity with the authority and responsibility to deliver core energy efficiency programs on a statewide basis. Linked pages will provide information to interested parties on the background and process of transition to EU service delivery.
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