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STACProject Information CenterProjects Resulting From STAC Solicitation 03-STAC-01 Energy Efficiency Research, Development, Demonstration, and DeploymentThe projects are grouped in five categories, Buildings, Industrial, Transportation, Distributed Energy Resources, and Hydrogen Technology Learning Center. Additional information, such as project partners, funding, project profiles, and final technical project reports can be found under the link for each project Building Technologies1. Building Commissioning – Innovation to PracticeProject Completed March 2008 2. Strategies to Increase HVAC Efficiency in the NortheastProject Completed May 2006 3. Development, Implementation and Deployment of Automated Fault Detection and Diagnostics for Vapor Compression EquipmentProject Completed September 2007 4. Closing the Gap: Getting Full Performance from Residential Central Air ConditionersProject Completed September 2010 5. Real-Time Predictive Optimal Control of Active and Passive Thermal Storage SystemsProject Completed November 2007 Industrial Technologies6. Field Trial of a High Capacity Gas-Fired Paper DryerProject Completed December 2006 7. Western U. S. Food Processing Efficiency InitiativeProject Completed November 2006 8. Achieving More with Less: Efficiency and Economics of Motor Decision ToolsProject Completed May 2006 9. Use of Pressurized Ozone and Compressed Air Flotation with Membrane Filtration for Industrial Process Water Treatment at a Forest Products FacilityProject Completed January 2009 10. Development of a Total Assessment Audit Protocol for the Chemical IndustryProject Completed February 2006 Transportation Technologies11. Advanced Travel Center (Truckstop) Electrification for Reducing Idling from Heavy-Duty VehiclesProject Completed January 2005 Distributed Energy Resources12. Distributed Energy Infrastructure Analysis and Pilot Project for New Jersey and Pennsylvania Targeted in the Small and Medium Sized Commercial and Industrial SectorsThis one-year project will evaluate a baseline of distributed energy resources (DER) for all markets, as well as the financial, regulatory and technical barriers to expanding DER in the two states. Based on the analysis, a policy manual will be produced, and pilot projects will be conducted with about 30 to 50 MW of DER installed in each state. 13. Distributed Energy Resources – Expanding DER Applications in Target MarketsThis two-year project will develop and demonstrate a two-phase biofermentation system to produce methane from dairy manure and reuse resulting solids as a beneficial amendment to the soil while producing heat for internal use and electricity for sale. The process also involves a low water usage technology. Results will be documented and disseminated nationally. Hydrogen Technology Learning Centers14. Hydrogen Technology Learning Centers for California, Florida, and New YorkProject Completed September 2005 15. Virginia-Maryland Hydrogen Technology Education Center (H2TEC)Project Completed September 2006 16. Development of a Regional Hydrogen Technology Education Consortium (HyTEC)Project Completed March 2006 |
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