Blogs
Industry Events
Nov 13
18th Annual New York State Green Building Conference
12PM – 1:30PM EDT, How do Heat Pumps Really Perform in Cold Climates?
This session will explore recent developments in heat pump technology and how cold climate heat pumps that are on the market now operate in real life. SEE EVENT⟶
Publications
Frontier Energy announced [email protected] in Texas and Beyond,
a DOE EERE funded project in partnership with GTI, University of Texas at Austin, OneH2, Texas Gas Service, SoCalGas, Toyota Motor North America, Shell, Mitsubishi Heavy Industries, Air Liquide and PowerCell Sweden AB. This project intends to show that renewable hydrogen can be cost-effective for transportation and stationary power. READ⟶
Indoor Air Management Strategies to Reduce Coronavirus Transmission
Ventilation and filtration strategies can be effective at controlling the transmission of viral aerosols in commercial and residential buildings. The U.S. EPA cautions that increasing ventilation and filtration are helpful in limiting viral spread, but not enough to protect people from COVID-19. READ INFOGRAPHIC⟶
2019 Mid-Rise New Construction Reach Code Cost-Effectiveness Study
This report documents cost-effective combinations of measures that exceed the minimum state requirements, the 2019 Building Energy Efficiency Standards, for new mid-rise multifamily residential construction. READ⟶
Community Choice Aggregation Provides an Opportunity for Enhanced Energy Efficiency Services
CCA authorities provide consumers with local control over their electricity supply. Through energy procurement activities, many CCAs are successful in lowering the cost of energy. READ⟶
The One and Only Electrification Lexicon
Language matters, particularly as its being written into policy, regulations, and goal setting. It’s apparent that we need a new, shared lexicon around what it means to design, construct and operate low-energy, low-carbon buildings and vehicles. READ⟶
2019 Cost-effectiveness Study: Low-Rise Residential New Construction
Documents cost-effective combinations of measures that exceed the minimum California 2019 Building Energy Efficiency Standards for new single family and low-rise multifamily residential construction. READ⟶
Vanishing Renewable Premium
As more renewable resources are added to the networks across the world and as the cost of renewable generation continues to fall, the renewable premium is beginning to vanish in some key markets. READ⟶
Residential Building Electrification in California
The study examines costs, savings, and emissions for electric and gas appliances, and closely evaluates the consumer cost perspective. READ⟶
The California Fuel Cell Revolution
A vision for advancing economic, social, and environmental priorities in a new era of zero-emission fuel cell vehicles and domestically produced, renewable hydrogen. READ⟶
CPS Energy Program Portfolio Evaluation, Measurement and Verification
Annual report to utility and municipal leadership on savings impacts of CPS Energy’s energy efficiency, solar, and demand response programs. READ⟶
Presentations
Designing for Economic Inclusion
Increased workforce and soft-skills development for vulnerable communities foster engagement for a stronger economy. READ⟶
Multifamily HVAC Retrofits
Frontier Energy’s Multifamily HVAC Retrofit Program was an innovative approach to energy efficiency retrofit services for income-qualified multifamily buildings
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Dry Climate Home Performance Forum 2019
Going with the Flow – A wethead’s approach to comfort and efficiency
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More presentations coming soon.