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October 2013

EETD’s Early Technological Successes

The 40th anniversary of the founding of the Environmental Energy Technologies Division at Berkeley Lab is this November 1, 2013.

Every Thursday during October, we’ll look back at a significant energy-efficient technology developed by EETD and its research partners.

This Week

EETD has developed energy-efficient technologies that are all around you, saving energy in your...

Measuring Miscellaneous Electrical Loads in Buildings

October Focus

Energy Efficiency, Buildings, the Electric Grid

'Other' is the fastest growing energy use in residential and commercial buildings—devices such as computers, displays, printers and other office equipment, as well as small household appliances ranging from kitchen electrics like coffee makers, toasters, and mixers to fans, clocks and portable space heaters. To...

Engineering News-Record's Cover Story on FLEXLAB

The cover story of the September 30, 2013 issue of Engineering News-Record is all about FLEXLAB, EETD's Facility for Low-Energy eXperiments in Buildings. The article quotes several staff members of the Environmental Energy Technologies Division, including FLEXLAB manager, Cindy Regnier, and Stephen Selkowitz.

Engineering News-Record is widely read by construction engineering...

September 2013

Large-scale solar projects in the United States have made great progress in delivering competitively priced renewable electricity

Federal Aggregated Solar Procurement Pilot: GreenGov Spotlight Communities Webinar, October 1

EETD Researcher Named a 2013 Star of Building Science by Building4Change

Berkeley Lab report finds U.S. energy service companies experienced steady growth despite recession

Berkeley Lab Releases Most Comprehensive Databook on China’s Energy and Environment

The China Energy Group's New Website

CalCharge and Berkeley Lab Sign Groundbreaking CRADA

CalCharge Prepares for Launch

Wang Shi, Founder of the largest residential real estate developer in the world will speak at Berkeley Lab, Sept 18

Ultra-Efficient Clothes Dryer Wins Design Competition

Daylighting Window Film Shows Potential to Significantly Reduce Lighting Energy Use in Buildings

Bringing Energy Efficiency to High Performance Computing

August 2013

The FLEXLAB Rotating Testbed Under Construction

GE, Berkeley Lab-EETD Explore Possible Key to Energy Storage for Electric Vehicles

New Policy Brief — Energy Efficiency Program Typology and Data Metrics: Enabling Multi-State Analyses Through the Use of Common Terminology

No Evidence of Residential Property Value Impacts Near U.S. Wind Turbines, a New Berkeley Lab Study Finds

A Q&A with Cindy Regnier, Manager of the Facility for Low Energy eXperiments in Buildings (FLEXLAB)

EETD's ITRI-Rosenfeld Postdoctoral Fellowship Open

An award-winning technology that can boost the capacity of rechargeable lithium-ion batteries has just gotten even better.

An Update on FLEXLAB Construction

The Installed Price of Solar Photovoltaic Systems in the U.S. Continues to Decline at a Rapid Pace

A Path to Better MTV-MOFs: Berkeley Lab and UC Berkeley Researchers Develop Method for Predicting Adsorption in Carbon Dioxide-Scrubbing Materials

New Study Finds that the Price of Wind Energy in the United States Is Near an All-Time Low

Laying Down the Steel Foundation for FLEXLAB’s Rotating Testbed

Korea Electrotechnology Research Institute and Berkeley Lab Will Work Together on Smart Grid R&D

July 2013

Lighting Control Testbeds at the General Services Administration: Showing Promise for Lighting Energy Reductions

Kitchens Can Produce Hazardous Levels of Indoor Pollutants

EETD's Aimee McKane Wins ANSI 2013 Finegan Standards Medal

Simergy: A Free, Comprehensive Graphical User Interface for Energy Modeling with EnergyPlus

The International Energy Studies Group's New Website

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