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A compendium of energy conservation success stories

Technical Report ·
DOI:https://doi.org/10.2172/6529758· OSTI ID:6529758

Three-quarters of DOE's Conservation R and D funds have been devoted to technology research and development: basic and applied research, exploratory R and D, engineering feasibility studies, pilot-scale prototype R and D, and technology demonstration. Non R and D projects have involved technology assessment program planning and analysis, model development, technology transfer and consumer information, health effects and safety research, and technical support for rule making. The success stories summarized in this compendium fall into three general categories: Completed Technology Success Stories, projects that have resulted in new energy-saving technologies that are presently being used in the private sector; Technical Success Stories, projects that have produced or disseminated important scientific/technical information likely to result in future energy savings; Program Success Stories, non-R and D activities that have resulted in nationally significant energy benefits. The Energy Conservation research and development program at DOE is managed by the Office of Conservation under the direction of the Deputy Assistant Secretary for Conservation. Three subordinate Program Offices correspond to the buildings, transportation, and industrial end-use sectors. A fourth subordinate Program Office/endash/Energy Utilization Research/endash/sponsors research and technical inventions for all end-use sectors.

Research Organization:
USDOE Assistant Secretary for Conservation and Renewable Energy, Washington, DC. Office of the Deputy Assistant Secretary for Conservation
DOE Contract Number:
AC02-83CH10093
OSTI ID:
6529758
Report Number(s):
DOE/CH/10093-35; ON: DE89000817
Country of Publication:
United States
Language:
English