Table of contents
No headersThis Energy Efficiency Reference (EERef) is provided as a service of the Oregon State University Energy Efficiency Center (OSU EEC). It is intended to help users identify and quantify opportunities to improve efficiency in the Industrial, Agricultural, Commercial, Institutional and Residential sectors. (Disclaimer)
Content in this section is moderated by the Oregon State University Energy Efficiency Center (OSU EEC). In January 2010 the OSU EEC adopted a formal process of converting recommendations developed specifically in the course of performing regional assessments to general opportunity templates for future use within and outside of the center.
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| | Opportunity Templates: As recommendations are developed in the process of OSU EEC activities, generic template versions will be posted to this reference. |
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| | Assessment Checklists: As time and funding permits and a critical mass of templates accumulates, sector based checklists will be developed for use during walk through assessments to help identify potential opportunities and any associated templates that might be applied in an analysis. |
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| | Common Technologies and Energy Systems: This section contains information on energy saving opportunities, breaking them down and organizing them in terms of technologies and systems. |
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| | Sectors: This section contains information on energy saving opportunities commonly found in Agricultural, Industrial, Commercial, Institutional, and Residential settings. |
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| | Community Section: This section is intended to allow collaborating groups and individuals to add content on the fly. U.S. Department of Energy (DOE) Industrial Assessment Centers throughout the country have been invited to contribute. Other energy institutions, labs, groups and energy experts including IAC alumni are also encouraged to participate. If you would like to be invited as a community collaborator, please contact the OSU EEC. |
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