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Panel Panel 9. Efficient Buildings in Efficient Communities
Integrated Design with a Focus on Energy Aspects
Bart Poel, EBM-consult
The Energy Performance of a Location: Successes, Setbacks and New Approach
R.P. Kool, Senter Novem
C.C. Egmond, Senter Novem
Location Efficiency as the Missing Piece of The Energy Puzzle: How Smart Growth Can Unlock Trillion Dollar Consumer Cost Savings
Mary Jean Bürer, Natural Resources Defense Council
David B. Goldstein, Natural Resources Defense Council
John Holtzclaw, Sierra Club
A Vision of Energy Efficiency
John Holtzclaw, Sierra Club and consultant to Natural Resources Defense Council
Charging the Battery: Energy Efficiency in Battery Park City
Kevin Finnegan, Battery Park City Authority
Antony Woo, Battery Park City Authority
Hugh L. Carey, Battery Park City Authority
Adam Hinge, Sustainable Energy Partnerships
The CERTS Microgrid and the Future of the Macrogrid
Chris Marnay, Ernest Orlando Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory
Owen C Bailey, Ernest Orlando Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory
LEED® Homes and LEED® for Neighborhood Developments: Status of the U.S. Green Building Council’s Residential Programs
Ann V. Edminster, Design AVEnues
Development of District Energy Supply System for CHP Implementation
Y. Yamaguchi, Osaka University
Y. Shimoda, Osaka University
M. Mizuno, Osaka University
Natural Resource Efficiency Designed in New Urbanism: A Partnership Designing Efficient Buildings in Efficient Communities
Christine Magar, Southern California Edison
Gregg Ander, Southern California Edison
Rob Watson, Natural Resource Defense Council
Gayle Petersen, Natural Resource Defense Council
Dimitris Klapsis, Moule and Polyzoides
Rob Bolin, Syska and Hennessy
Susan Munves, City of Santa Monica
Sustainability from Dwelling to Development: Making the Connection Between High Performance Homes and Communities
Peter Yost, Building Science Corporation
Planning for the Next Blackout: Optimizing the Use of Distributed Energy Resources
Joan Glickman, U.S. Department of Energy
Shawn Herrera, U.S. Department of Energy
Keith Kline, Oak Ridge National Laboratory
Mike Warwick, Pacific Northwest National Laboratory
A New Tool for Greening Buildings and Neighborhoods: The “Smart Growth Tax Credit”
Dale S. Bryk, Natural Resources Defense Council
Jennifer Henry, U.S. Green Building Council
Analysis of Distributed Energy Supplying Technologies From the Viewpoint of Waste Heat
Yutaka Nagata, Central Research Institute of Electric Power Industry
Panels of
Panel 2. Residential Buildings: Program Design, Implementation, and Evaluation
Panel 4. Commercial Buildings: Program Design, Implementation, and Evaluation
Panel 6. Market Transformation: Designing for Lasting Change
Panel 5. Utility Regulation and Deregulation: Incentives, Strategies, and Policies
Panel 7. Human and Social Dimensions of Energy Use: Trends and Their Implications
Panel 9. Efficient Buildings in Efficient Communities
Panel 8. Energy and Environmental Policy: Changing the Climate for Energy Efficiency