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Energy Retrofits: Getting the Whole Picture on Energy Analysis

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Energy Retrofits: Getting the Whole Picture on Energy Analysis

Window replacement remains an undervalued option for increasing energy efficiency during commercial retrofit projects. This paper will review often overlooked energy savings from replacing windows in existing buildings that can more than double ROI, using advanced analysis techniques. This paper will include a multi-building case study, and how to identify the best candidates for window replacement to help prioritize energy retrofit projects.


April 14, 2015

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