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U.S. Department of Energy
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DOE
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You can save energy and maintain a comfortable swimming pool temperature by using a smaller, higher efficiency pump and by operating it less.
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Northeast Energy Efficiency Partnerships
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NEEP
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Guide by the Northeast Energy Efficiency Partnerships on how to size heat pumps in a cold climate.
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Forestry and Natural Resources
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Purdue University
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Blog article describing considerations for how to use trees for shading to reduce cooling energy demand.
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ENERGY STAR
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Organization(s)
U.S. Environmental Protection Agency,
EPA
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Table of criteria for pool pumps to achieve ENERGY STAR certification.
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Author(s)
Cort Katherine A,
et al.
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Pacific Northwest National Laboratory,
PNNL,
Efficiency Solutions
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DOE-sponsored report describing the experimental design and results of testing the energy performance of Hunter Douglas double-cell cellular shades under various control schemes in the Pacific Northwest National Laboratory’s Lab Homes.
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Author(s)
Widder Sarah H,
Larson Ben
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American Council for an Energy Efficient Economy,
ACEEE,
Cadeo Group LLC,
Ecotope Inc.
Description
Conference paper summarizing the relative performance of currently available Heat Pump Water Heaters (HPWH) models, the energy implications of different installation locations (garage, basement, or conditioned space) and ducting configurations (exhaust ducting, full ducting, or no ducting), as well...