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David__77

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Reply to kristopher (Reply #6)

Wed May 30, 2012, 07:46 PM

May 2012

To be honest, much of the hard data available is proprietary and retained by the utilities and commissions. Other good sources for the minority of non-proprietary data include: http://www.calmac.org/search.asp

You'll have a very hard time seeing actual, raw primary data. There are plenty of reports, but it's hard to pick through the weeds, and to account for sensitivity of analysis model specification. If you have a specific technology and building type in mind, I might be able to point you in the right direction.

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Energy Management Systems for Buildings are Booming [View all] thecentristword May 2012 OP

This is good, but the sales contractors consistently overestimate energy savings from this.... David__77 May 2012 #1

And the analysis showing that to be true is where? kristopher May 2012 #2

OK... David__77 May 2012 #3

That is quite a bit different than your first assertion. kristopher May 2012 #4

The problem is being addressed... David__77 May 2012 #5

Yes, those are interesting observations. kristopher May 2012 #6

Well... David__77 May 2012 #8

Excellent Conversation thecentristword May 2012 #7