Using ENERGY-10 for Trade-Off Evaluations of Energy-Efficient Strategies in IEA Task 23

Using ENERGY-10 for Trade-Off Evaluations of Energy-Efficient Strategies in IEA Task 23

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The International Energy Agency's Solar Heating and Cooling Program Task 23 entitled, 'Optimization of Solar Energy Use in Large Buildings', focuses on the study of a design process that best enables a realization of low-energy buildings. The 5-year task is in its second year. Through a series of four subtasks, participants from 12 countries first identify the process employed in case-studybuildings selected in each country and then focus on design-process recommendations. Key to the identification of appropriate strategies is the use of tools for trade-off analysis. The U.S. computer program ENERGY-10 is being used within the Task as an example of a design tool with most of the characteristics required. This paper discusses how ENERGY-10 is being used and identifies someintermediate results.

Original language	American English
Pages	Vol. 1; 355-362
Number of pages	8
State	Published - 1999
Event	Green Building Challenge '98: International Conference on the Performance Assessment of Buildings - Vancouver, Canada Duration: 26 Oct 1998 → 28 Oct 1998

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Conference	Green Building Challenge '98: International Conference on the Performance Assessment of Buildings
City	Vancouver, Canada
Period	26/10/98 → 28/10/98

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NREL/CP-550-27169

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Using ENERGY-10 for Trade-Off Evaluations of Energy-Efficient Strategies in IEA Task 23

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