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Assessment of the Technical Potential for Achieving Zero- Energy Commercial Buildings
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EngineeringEnergy EfficiencyEducationZero-energy BuildingGreen BuildingBuilding Energy ConservationAlternative Energy SolutionUtility GridSustainable DesignBuilt EnvironmentTechnical PotentialU.s. DepartmentRenewable Energy SystemsRenewable Energy ManufacturingSustainable BuildingBuilding EnergyLow-energy HouseSustainable EnergySustainable ConstructionEnergy PolicyEnergy PlanningTechnologyBuilding Technologies ProgramEnergy Economics
The U.S. Department of Energy's Building Technologies Program has adopted the goal of making zero-energy commercial buildings (ZEBs) marketable by 2025. The National Renewable Energy Laboratory conducted an assessment of the entire commercial sector to evaluate the technical potential for meeting this goal with technology available in 2005 and projected forward to possible technology improvements for 2025. The analysis looked at the technical feasibility of ZEBs, limitations in market penetration and utility grid structures notwithstanding.
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