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What works: Documenting the results of energy conservation in buildings

Joshua Harris, Carl J. Blumstein

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Covering a broad spectrum of technical and socioeconomic issues, authoritative reviews by leading scientists, engineers, architects. designers, economists, planners, administrators and other researchers are brought together and summarized in this volume. A volume has been developed jointly by ASES and the American Council for an Energy Efficient Economy. As an important milestone in the literature of solar energy and energy conservation, WHAT WORKS offers an evaluation of experience in the application of present technology during the energy crisis years. Summarizing energy performance in terms of economic effectiveness and available options for the future, leading authors provide the facts.

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Covering a broad spectrum of technical and socioeconomic issues, authoritative reviews by leading scientists, engineers, architects. designers, economists, planners, administrators and other researchers are brought together and summarized in this volume. A volume has been developed jointly by ASES and the American Council for an Energy Efficient Economy. As an important milestone in the literature of solar energy and energy conservation, WHAT WORKS offers an evaluation of experience in the application of present technology during the energy crisis years. Summarizing energy performance in terms of economic effectiveness and available options for the future, leading authors provide the facts.

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Covering a broad spectrum of technical and socioeconomic issues, authoritative reviews by leading scientists, engineers, architects. designers, economists, planners, administrators and other researchers are brought together and summarized in this volume. A volume has been developed jointly by ASES and the American Council for an Energy Efficient Economy. As an important milestone in the literature of solar energy and energy conservation, WHAT WORKS offers an evaluation of experience in the application of present technology during the energy crisis years. Summarizing energy performance in terms of economic effectiveness and available options for the future, leading authors provide the facts.

Key concepts: Milestone, Energy conservation, Energy (signal processing), Architectural engineering, Engineering, Engineering ethics, Political science, History

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