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Sector Commercial
End-use Process Loads
Project Number ET06SCE1070
2006 - 2009
SCE
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A new generation of high efficiency display cases has recently been marketed by three of the leading U.S. case manufacturers. This new high efficiency display case requires roughly 40% less cooling load compared to a standard medium-temperature open vertical display case (900 Btu/hr/ft vs. 1,448...
Sector Industrial
End-use Process
Project Number PGE 0607
2006 - 2007
PG&E
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Project SummaryFume hoods keep laboratories safe and clean by removing unwanted gasses through filters and exhaust fans. But in the process, they consume considerable electricity. One laboratory fume hood uses as much electricity as three homes and produces the greenhouse gas emission equivalent of...
Sector Commercial, Agricultural, Industrial
End-use Process
Project Number PGE 0505
2005 - 2007
PG&E
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Project SummaryPumps and fans are responsible for about 40 percent of motor energy use and account for more than a quarter of industrial electricity consumption nationally. The potential savings are more significant in pump and fan systems than for motors alone because pump energy use varies as...
Sector Commercial
End-use Process
Project Number PGE 0303
2003 - 2004
PG&E
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Project Summary:Demonstrate and assess energy and demand savings impacts of the following technologies and design strategies at three sites in northern and central California: -Variable air volume (VAV) for exhaust hoods, including applicable controls, -Makeup introduced through backwall supply...
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