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Author(s)
Staszczuk Anna,
Kuczynski Tadeusz
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Organization(s)
Energy Journal
Description
Study comparing the thermal performance of phase change materials to concrete construction during heat waves.
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Author(s)
Siriwardena Shyamani D,
et al.
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Virginia Tech,
USDA Forest Service
Description
Document describing the impacts of tree cover on property values.
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Author(s)
Ueno Kohta
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Green Building Advisor,
GBA
Description
Article from Green Building Advisor on the importance of window selection in hot climates, with an emphasis on window glazing.
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Author(s)
Reardon Chris,
McGee Caitlin,
Milne Geoff
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Australian Government
Description
Webpage providing guidance on the use of thermal mass with passive heating and cooling strategies.
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Author(s)
Childs Kenneth W,
Courville George E,
Bales E L
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Organization(s)
Oak Ridge National Laboratory,
ORNL
Description
Technical research paper explaining how thermal mass influences heating and cooling energy needs.
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Author(s)
Baggs David,
Mortensen Neal
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Australian Council of Building Design Professions Ltd,
BDP
Description
Design guide providing technical information regarding building with thermal mass.
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Author(s)
Habian Bob
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National Council of Structural Engineers Association,
NCSEA
Description
Article detailing a case study in which thermal mass was used as part of an overall Net Zero solution for a university building.
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Author(s)
Ylitalo Hanna,
Ip Kenneth,
Marshal David
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University of Brighton
Description
Conference paper describing a proof of concept trial that demonstrated that external roller blinds can reduce heating loads in a room by 20%.
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Author(s)
Gilbride Theresa L
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Organization(s)
Pacific Northwest National Laboratory,
PNNL
Description
Fact sheet poster describing the energy efficiency and comfort benefits of thin triple-pane windows as compared to standard triple-pane and double-pane windows.
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Author(s)
Wiles Kayla
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Organization(s)
Purdue University
Description
Article from Purdue University on the potential for white paint technology to lower air conditioning usage requirements.
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Author(s)
City of Fresno
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City of Fresno
Description
Webpage from the City of Fresno's Water Conservation Program describing household water conservation recommendations, including tips for maintaining evaporative coolers.
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New York State Homes and Community Renewal
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New York State Homes and Community Renewal
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Article describing tips for effectively installing weatherstripping on windows and doors.
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Author(s)
American Lung Association
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American Lung Association
Description
Blog article summarizing the effects of extreme heat on air quality and lung health.
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U.S. Department of Agriculture
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Organization(s)
USDA
Description
Training course describing how to incorporate trees into an energy-conserving landscape.
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Author(s)
U.S. Forest Service
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Organization(s)
USFA
Description
Manual describing scientific, technical, and practical information needed to work with communities on urban forestry, including a section on trees and construction.
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Author(s)
U.S. Department of Agriculture
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Organization(s)
USDA
Description
Interactive map maintained by the USDA showing plant hardiness zones throughout the U.S.
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Author(s)
U.S. Environmental Protection Agency
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Organization(s)
EPA
Description
Webpage describing the use of cool roofs to reduce heat islands and and benefits and costs.
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Author(s)
National Renewable Energy Laboratory
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Organization(s)
NREL
Description
Report about a project with successful integration of numerous energy-conservation and renewable-energy features into a beautiful, comfortable, and very energy-efficient off-grid home.
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Centers for Disease Control and Prevention
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CDC
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Fact sheet describing how to identify heat-related illness and what actions to take.
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Building Science Corporation
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BSC
Description
Document providing guidance on water management concepts and applications for residential buildings.
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Author(s)
Lstiburek Joseph W,
Smegal Jonathan
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Organization(s)
Building Science Corporation,
BSC
Description
Report summarizing current research, summarizes issues that have been experienced with current best practices, and recommends ways in which the best practices can be improved for water managing sheathings.
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New York State Homes and Community Renewal
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New York State Homes and Community Renewal
Description
Webpage describing weatherstrip tips and tricks to properly air seal doors.
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South Carolina Office of Regulatory Staff
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South Carolina Office of Regulatory Staff
Description
Article describing an overview of weatherstripping requirements.
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Cool Roof Rating Council
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Organization(s)
CRRC
Description
Web page explaining what a cool exterior wall is and how they work, as well as benefits to their use and links to research studies.
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Author(s)
Cool Roof Rating Council
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Organization(s)
CRRC
Description
Web page explaining what a cool roof is and how they work, as well as benefits to their use and links to research studies.
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U.S. Environmental Protection Agency
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Organization(s)
EPA
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Information sheet outlining the criteria for ENERGY STAR qualified, windows, doors, and skylights.
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Author(s)
Metzger Cheryn E
Description
Conference paper presented at the 2020 Summer Study on Energy Efficiency in Buildings presenting the results of an evaluation of control strategies used when new mini-splits are installed in a home with an existing HVAC system.
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Author(s)
Pacific Gas and Electric Company
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PG&E,
California Public Utilities Commission
Description
Technical fact sheet describing proper operation, sizing, and installation of whole-house fans.
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ENERGY STAR
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Organization(s)
ENERGY STAR
Description
Introductory guide to air sealing the envelope of a home to reduce wasted energy and save on energy costs.
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Author(s)
Mattingly G.E.,
Peters E.F.
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Organization(s)
Princeton University
Description
Paper describing wind influences on air infiltration related energy losses for residential housing and the shielding effects of fences, adjacent structures, and vegetation.
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Author(s)
Smith Tom
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Organization(s)
Whole Building Design Guide,
WBDG
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Article discussing structural and nonstructural building components and illustrates a variety of wind-induced damages, including wind-driven rain infiltration.
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Federal Emergency Management Agency
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FEMA
Description
Fact sheet describing flashing detail concepts for window and door openings that provide adequate resistance to water intrusion in coastal environments, do not depend solely on sealants, are integral with secondary weather barriers (e.g., housewrap), and are adequately attached to the wall...
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U.S. Department of Energy
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DOE
Description
DOE presentation describing a project to study window attachments.
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Author(s)
Gilbride Theresa L
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Organization(s)
Pacific Northwest National Laboratory,
PNNL
Description
Fact sheet poster describing and comparing the energy-saving and comfort benefits of window attachment options such as low-emissivity storm windows, automated blinds, cellular shades, and solar screens, etc.
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Attachments Energy Rating Council
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AERC
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Fact sheet providing information on window attachments and their potential for improving energy efficiency.
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Author(s)
Brown William C
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National Research Council Canada,
NRC
Description
Research study describing an evaluation of selected windows undertaken by IRC researchers at Ottawa’s Laurier House (now being used as a museum) to determine their effectiveness in controlling condensation.
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Florida Solar Energy Center
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FSEC
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Web article providing information on how to reduce solar gains through windows.
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Efficient Windows Collaborative,
National Fenestration Rating Council
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Efficient Windows Collaborative,
NFRC
Description
The Window Selection Tool will take you through a series of design conditions pertaining to your design and location.
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U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission
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CPSC
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Webpage documenting a recall of a window shade product.
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ENERGY STAR
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ENERGY STAR
Description
Tax credit for ENERGY STAR certified windows, doors and skylights.
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ENERGY STAR
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ENERGY STAR
Description
ENERGY STAR website to find the best windows by selecting your state and county (or zip code in California) to find your climate zone and learn more about picking the best product for your area.
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Author(s)
Aldrich Robb
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Organization(s)
Consortium for Advanced Residential Buildings,
CARB,
National Renewable Energy Laboratory,
NREL,
Steven Winter Associates,
SWA
Description
Report describing the design and construction of a highly energy efficient community of ten duplexes in Greenfield, Massachusetts.
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Author(s)
Hayter S,
Judkoff Ron,
Torcellini Paul
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Organization(s)
American Council for an Energy Efficient Economy,
ACEEE
Description
Report detailing passive design strategies used at the Zion National Park Visitor Center, including evaporative cool towers.