Advanced Search   Search Tips		Energy Efficiency and Environment New Study Sheds Light on the Growing U.S. Wind Power Market Berkeley Lab Examines State-level Renewables Portfolio Standards Policies Berkeley Lab Scientists Find Evidence of Link Between Outdoor Ozone and Building-Related Health Symptoms Berkeley Lab’s Ultraclean Combustion Technology For Electricity Generation Fires Up in Hydrogen Tests Berkeley Lab, EPA Studies Confirm Large Public Health And Economic Impact of Dampness and Mold: They estimate that number of asthma cases attributable to exposure in home is 4.6 million, at $3.5 billion annual cost (5/24/07) ‘Greening the Capitol’ Gets Technical Assistance from Berkeley Lab Berkeley Lab Researchers Are Developing Energy-Efficient Digital Network Technology Berkeley Lab Study Important Step to Improving Monitoring of Western Electricity Markets Econometric methods show promise for market monitoring screening in the absence of organized ISO markets Silver Anomalies Found in Jerusalem Pottery Hint at Wealth During Second Temple Period Joint Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory-Bar-Ilan University Research Team Uses Advanced Neutron and X-Ray Techniques to Examine Artifacts Energy-Efficient Direct-Current-Powering Technology Reduces Energy Use in Data Centers By Up to 20 Percent Berkeley and Sandia Labs Develop Airport Protection Guidelines Berkeley Lab Scientist Sees Risk to Insurance Industry From Climate Change Harnessing Wind Energy in Eritrea Berkeley Lab scientists help African nation pursue alternative energy sources Berkeley Lab Scientist Proposes Solution to Reduce Developing World’s Expensive, Polluting Fuel-Based Lighting Energy-Saving Paper Sensor Passes Major Milestone Berkeley Lab’s BEST Winery Tool Helps Reduce Energy and Water Costs Three California wine-country workshops in May will introduce the tool to winery facilities managers Berkeley Lab Study Estimates $80 Billion Annual Cost of Power Interruptions Water Filter Could Help Millions of Bangladeshis Innovative technology could also help California comply with tighter U.S. EPA standards for arsenic in drinking water Berkeley Lab Will Develop Energy-Efficient Building Operation Curriculum for Community Colleges Berkeley Lab and Partners Provide Advice On ‘How to Buy Green Power’ New Guidebook will help organizations, facility managers buy renewable energy Berkeley Lab Program Helps Building Managers Prepare for Chemical, Biological, and Radiological Threats Environment-Friendly Ethanol Debuts at Berkeley Lab First Dispensing Station in Northern California Berkeley Lab to Operate PIER Demand Response Research Center for California Energy Commission New Center Will Evaluate and Develop Technologies and Strategies to Reduce Electricity Use, Power Price Increases, Threats to the Electric Grid Berkeley Lab Recognized for Efforts to Protect Buildings From Chemical and Biological Weapon Attacks Multi-Building Internet Demand-Response Control System: the First Successful Test Technology Will Help Prevent Blackouts and Electrical Grid Overloads Berkeley Lab's Environmental Energy Technologies Division Wins 2003 World Technology Award for Energy Berkeley Lab Wins "R&D 100" Awards for EnergyPlus Software and Extreme Ultraviolet Lithography 2003 Awards called "Oscars of Invention" Cool new atomizers make for snug seals in commercial ducts Berkeley Lab researchers invent an aerosol duct sealing system to reduce energy loss in large commercial buildings Sacramento hotel to host demonstration of energy-efficient lighting control system based on Berkeley Lab research Berkeley Lab Scientist Honored with World Technology Network Award California Consumers Kept Lights on During Electricity Crisis by Conserving and Investing in Efficient Equipment Berkeley Lab Researchers Develop Concise Website on Handling Chemical-Biological Attacks Against Buildings High-Performance Fume Hood Debuts at Berkeley Lab Site Shows California Electricity Supply and Demand in Real-Time Twenty Percent Solution Web Site Advises Californians How To Cut Electricity Use and Receive Utility Rebate Innovative Dual CFL Table Lamp Saves Energy, Improves Lighting Billions in Lost Energy Leaking From Home Heating and Cooling Ducts Online Energy Analysis Sites Help Homeowners Lower Energy Bills California Energy Use Per Capita Fourth Among All States California Energy Growth Tracks Or Is Below National Average Atmospheric Aerosols Impact On Smog Formation Being Reassessed Extensive Study Finds That Computer-related Electricity Use Has Been Overestimated Research Projects Receive Energy 100 Consumer Impact Awards New Commercial Building Energy Efficiency Research Program Launched (8/24/00) Lab Energy Efficiency Research Develops Better Box for Shipping Perishables Pioneering Indoor Air Quality Researcher Joan Daisey Dies Advanced Fume Hood Could Save $300 Million Annually In U.S. Energy Costs New Refrigerators in China: Energy Efficiency with Global Impact Air Sampler Zeroes In On Atmospheric Pollutants First Insulated Auto Reduces Energy Use, Enhances Comfort Improved Carbon Monoxide Sensor Developed for Occupational Use Tapping and Managing Natural Light To Reduce Building Energy Usage Home Energy Saver Website Computes Possible Savings for Homeowners Energy Efficient Lighting Developed for Post Office New Water Purification Device Aids in Central American Relief Effort Global Climate Change: Ill Wind for California Wildfires Website Computes Home Energy Use and Savings Native American Communities Launch Energy Efficiency Effort Inexpensive Photochromic Material May Help Next Generation Of Energy-Efficient Windows Small Appliance Energy Use Surging In U.S. Homes Sealing HVAC Ducts: Use Anything But Duct Tape Building of the Future: You Can Virtually See It Center for Building Science's News Tips Energy: Chinese and U.S. Scientific Cooperation Grows U.S. Has Technical Capacity to Reduce Its Greenhouse Gas Emissions Aerogels: From the Lab to the Marketplace Impact of Deregulation on Renewable Energy Under Study (8/20/97) Homes That 'Leak' Electricity and How to Plug Them Government- Industry Partnership Focuses on Air Pollution From Oil Storage Tanks Simple Devices Allows Students to Monitor Air Pollution First Sulfur Lamp Lighting Fixtures Debut Alternative to Energy-Hogging Halogen Torchieres Developed by Lab Energy-Hogging Halogen Bulbs Subject of Redesign Effort New Study Examines Electric Utilities' Market Testing of Electronic Information Services Cleanrooms: Can They Be Energy Efficient? Energy Efficiency: $450,000 Annual Savings Possible in Single San Francisco Building ENERGY STAR Office Equipment Could Save $1 Billion Per Year Institute Focuses on Technology to Improve Energy Efficiency, Air Quality in California California Institute for Energy Efficiency Conference Combustion Researcher Creates a Better, More Efficient Gas Flame Building Design Advisor Software For Architects, Engineers Released By Lab Energy Efficient Buildings Design Software Developed Here Energy Efficiency Program Underway at Presidio of San Francisco Energy and Environment Division History Energy Efficient Software Developed for Architects and Engineers Greenhouse Gas Options for Developing Countries Under Study Energy Efficiency and Its Abililty to Counter Threat of Global Warming Plants Communities Would Migrate Under Global Warming Scenario Guidebook on How to Mitigate Urban "Heat Island" Effect Changing Color of Roofs Can Reduce Energy Usage and Smog Computer Modeling of Los Angeles Airshed Tests Clean Air Strategies Patent Sought on "Smart Windows" Presidio Energy Efficiency Training Center Solar-Powered Home Designed in Mendocino County Rooftop Monitor Measure Wind Using Sonic Detector Electron Microscope Gives Visiting Chemist Unique Look at Airborne Particles Environmentally Safe Semiconductor Production Under Investigation Auto Emissions Control System Failures Often Due to Design Effects of Auto Fuel-Efficiency Incentives Assessed Using Computer Model U.S. Narrows Fuel Economy Gap With Europe and Japan