Buildings contribute 40% of global greenhouse gas emissions; therefore, strategies that can
substantially reduce emissions from the building stock are key components of broader efforts …

Residential GHG emissions in the United States are driven in part by a housing stock where
onsite fossil combustion is common, home sizes are large by international standards, energy …

Buildings contribute to greenhouse gas emissions that cause environmental impacts on
climate change. Net Zero Energy (NZ) buildings would reduce greenhouse gases. The …

Buildings use 75% of US electricity; therefore, improving the efficiency and flexibility of
building operations could provide significant value to the rapidly changing electricity system …

Transactive energy systems use dynamic electricity markets to present an improved way to
control large numbers of distributed energy resources while maintaining user privacy …

This paper investigates the energy savings and load flexibility capacity of phase change
material (PCM) integrated into building envelope under a future energy generation scenario …

In response to the challenge of providing energy-efficient thermal comfort in hot and high-
humidity cities, this study investigates innovative cooling systems that can mitigate issues of …

This paper introduces a methodology for building synthetic electric grid data sets that
represent fictitious, yet realistic, combined transmission and distribution (T&D) systems …

This paper explores the willingness of consumers to pay for three key electrification
technologies–electric vehicles (EVs), rooftop solar (RPV), and air source heat pumps (HPs) …

This report provides a high-resolution US national-scale power systems assessment of
scenarios with widespread electrification using detailed grid simulations. We find that high …