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Volume 9: Demonstrations and Retrofits

Critical Questions in Structuring Energy Technology Organizations 9.1
Keith Aldridge, AEC
Neal Elliott, American Council for an Energy-Efficient Economy

Detailed Instrumentation of a Building Bake-Out Procedure 9.11
Gregg D. Ander, Henry Lau, and Francis J. Offerman, Southern California
Edison Company

New Technology Field Evaluation of Gas-Engine-Driven Rooftop Air-Conditioning
Equipment at the Willow Grove (PA) Naval Air Station 9.17
Peter R. Armstrong, Srinivas Katipamula, and David R. Conover, Pacific
Northwest Laboratory

Assessing the True Cost of Energy Efficiency in New Buildings 9.29
Ronald J. Balon, Montgomery County Government

Greening the White House: A Comprehensive Energy and Environmental Retrofit 9.35
Dianna Lopez Barnett and William D. Browning, Rocky Mountain Institute
Mark Ginsberg and Anne Sprunt-Crawley, U.S. Department of Energy

Field Measurement of Load Availability and Load Control Switch Effectiveness in a
Residential AC Cycling Pilot 9.41
Terry A. Baxter and Patrick M. McCarthy, Aspens Systems Corporation
Tony Chiodini, Union Electric Company
Kenneth Prevatte, Schlumberger Industries, Inc.

The Triple-E House--Energy Efficient, Economical, and Ecological 9.51
Robert Borsch-Laaks and Ralf Pohlmann, Landesbausparkasse Nordrhein-
Westfalen

Durability of High-Albedo Roof Coatings 9.65
Sarah E. Bretz and Hashem Akbari, Lawrence Berkeley Laboratory

Friendly Fusion: Integrating Energy Efficiency with Renewable Technologies 9.77
Nancy C. Carlisle and Gary L. Nakarado, National Renewable Energy
Laboratory

Wisconsin's Performance Optimization Service: Utilities and Trade Allies Delivering
a Service to Improve Industrial Motor-Driven System Performance 9.85
Edward M. Carroll, Barbara J. McKellar, and Ronald G. Wroblewski,
Wisconsin Demand-Side Demonstrations, Inc.

Beyond the Tank Wrap--Field Experience Implementing Domestic Hot Water Fuel
Substitution in an Electric Utility DSM Program 9.93
David R. Cawley and L. Blair Hamilton, Vermont Energy Investment
Corporation
Joseph A. Bongiovanni, Washington Electric Cooperative

Transferring New Technologies Within the Federal Sector: The New Technology
Demonstration Program 9.101
David R. Conover and David M. Hunt, Pacific Northwest Laboratory

Sealing Crawl Space Exterior Walls and Soil Floor to Save Energy and Reduce Moisture
of Floor Joists 9.109
Matthew Custer, Atlantic Electric
Lynn Stiles, Richard Stockton College of New Jersey

Evaluating Benefits for an Industrial DSM Program 9.121
Paul S. Delaney, Southern California Edison Company

The U.S. Department of Energy's In-House Energy Management Program: Meeting
the Challenges of Federal Energy Management 9.129
Steve Greenberg, Evan Mills, Doug Lockhart, and Dale Sartor, Lawrence
Berkeley Laboratory
William Lintner, U.S. Department of Energy

Radon in Institutional Buildings: The Impacts of Conservation Strategies 9.137
Daniel E. Hadlich and David T. Grimsrud, University of Minnesota
Brian Krafthefer, Honeywell Inc.

New Smart Protocols to Avoid Lost Opportunities and Maximize Impact of Residential
Retrofit Programs 9.147
L. Blair Hamilton, Ken Tohinaka, and Chris Neme, Vermont Energy
Investment Corporation

FEMP's BEST Program Champions Federal Push to Showcase Energy-Saving
Technologies in Federal Facilities 9.159
Louis R. Harris, Jr. and Mark Ginsberg, U.S. Department of Energy

On the Road Again: Delivering Energy Efficiency Education to the Construction
Community--Successes and Failures 9.165
Lisa Heschong and Douglas E. Mahone, Heschong Mahone Group

Residential Indirect/Direct Evaporative Cooler Performance in Sacramento 9.175
Marc A. Hoeschele, Davis Energy Group, Inc.

Projected and Measured Results from an Energy-Efficient Small Commercial Office
Building 9.187
David J. Houghton, E SOURCE

Energy Impacts of Attic Duct Retrofits in Sacramento Houses 9.195
David A. Jump and Mark Modera, Lawrence Berkeley Laboratory

Measured Energy Savings of an Energy-Efficient Office Computer System 9.205
P. Lapujade and D. S. Parker, Florida Solar Energy Center

What Is a Low-Energy House? 9.213
Barbara R. Litt and Alan K. Meier, Lawrence Berkeley Laboratory

SAVEnergy Action Plans 9.221
Katherine H. Mayo, National Renewable Energy Laboratory
Sharon deMonsabert, George Mason University
Mark Ginsberg, U.S. Department of Energy
Robert Westby, National Renewable Energy Laboratory

Promoting Equipment Energy Efficiency Through Public/Private Cooperation 9.227
Aimee T. McKane, New York State Energy Office

Field Comparison of Conventional HVAC Systems with a Residential Gas-Engine-
Driven Heat Pump 9.235
James D. Miller, Pacific Northwest Laboratory

Over the Energy Edge: Results from a Seven-Year New Commercial Buildings
Research and Demonstration Project 9.243
Mary Ann Piette, Bruce Nordman, Odón de Buen, and Rick Diamond,
Lawrence Berkeley Laboratory
Bruce Cody, Bonneville Power Administration

Strategies for Improving the Market for Energy-Efficient Technologies 9.251
Diane Pirkey, U.S. Department of Energy
John Rivera and Ned Ormsby, D&R International, Ltd.

Greening the Building and the Bottom Line: Increasing Productivity Through Energy-
Efficient Design 9.259
Joseph J. Romm, U.S. Department of Energy
William D. Browning, Rocky Mountain Institute

Building Technology Transfer Meetings: A Collaborative Model for Transferring
DOE Research Results to Potential Users 9.269
Diana L. Shankle, Pacific Northwest Laboratory
Donna M. Hawkins, U.S. Department of Energy
Pat M. Love, Oak Ridge National Laboratory
G. Michael Wilde, Lawrence Berkeley Laboratory

Design and Development of an Energy-Efficient Livable Office Building 9.277
Elia M. Sterling, Theodor D. Sterling & Associates Ltd.

HVAC Synergy: Engineering Performance Studies of Chiller Refrigerant Conversion
Strategies 9.283
Jack S. Wolpert and Jay Stein, E-Cube, Inc.
Bob Wayne, York International
Chris Robertson, Chris Robertson Associates

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