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Promoting Energy Efficiency Standards Promoting Energy Efficiency Standards and Technologies for Windows and Technologies for Windows Promoting Energy Efficiency Standards Promoting Energy Efficiency Standards and Technologies for Windows and Technologies for Windows February 23, 2010 1 www.efficientwindows.org / www.commercialwindows.org Nils Petermann [email protected] Alliance to Save Energy www.ase.org

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Buildings and Utilities Project Manager Nils Petermann ([email protected]) presented specific Alliance experience in windows market transformation through the Efficient Windows Collaborative (EWC). Nils directs the EWC, and his expertise includes window energy efficiency standards and technologies as well as analysis of the energy savings achievable through building codes.

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Page 1: Promoting Energy Efficiency Standards and Technologies for Windows

Promoting Energy Efficiency Standards Promoting Energy Efficiency Standards and Technologies for Windowsand Technologies for Windows

Promoting Energy Efficiency Standards Promoting Energy Efficiency Standards and Technologies for Windowsand Technologies for Windows

February 23, 2010

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www.efficientwindows.org / www.commercialwindows.org

Nils [email protected]

Alliance to Save Energywww.ase.org

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The Impact of Window PerformanceThe Impact of Window PerformanceThe Impact of Window PerformanceThe Impact of Window Performance

In the United States, about 23% of heating energy use and about 34% of cooling energy use is due to windows.

With current, cost-effective

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With current, cost-effective technologies, about half of this energy use can be saved.

Source: Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory

2Source: U.S. Department of Energy

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What Makes an EnergyWhat Makes an Energy--Efficient Window?Efficient Window?What Makes an EnergyWhat Makes an Energy--Efficient Window?Efficient Window?

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Warm-edge spacers

Gas fill

Low-E coating

$0 $200 $400 $600 $800

$0 $200 $400 $600 $800

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Window Energy ParametersWindow Energy Parameters

U-Factor Visible Transmittance (VT)

Heat Transfer Daylight Access

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Solar Heat Gain Coefficient

(SHGC)

Air Leakage (AL)

Solar Heat Gain Infiltration

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The Information Source for Window Energy Properties:The NFRC Label

The Information Source for Window Energy Properties:The NFRC Label

The National Fenestration Rating Council (NFRC) has established a voluntary national energy performance rating and labeling system

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energy performance rating and labeling system for fenestration products.

NFRC ratings show the complete aggregated performance of the whole product, including:

• frame• glazing• spacer

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The NFRC Label is the Basis for Energy The NFRC Label is the Basis for Energy Code Compliance and ENERGY STARCode Compliance and ENERGY STARThe NFRC Label is the Basis for Energy The NFRC Label is the Basis for Energy Code Compliance and ENERGY STARCode Compliance and ENERGY STAR

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The Efficient Windows CollaborativeThe Efficient Windows CollaborativeThe Efficient Windows CollaborativeThe Efficient Windows Collaborative

Residential Windows Infowww.efficientwindows.org

Help with sorting through the complexities of window performance

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The Efficient Windows CollaborativeThe Efficient Windows CollaborativeThe Efficient Windows CollaborativeThe Efficient Windows Collaborative

Commercial Windows Info www.commercialwindows.org

Help with sorting through the complexities of window performance

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Thank YouThank YouThank YouThank You

Nils PetermannAlliance to Save Energy

(202) [email protected]

Kerry HaglundUniversity of Minnesota

(612) 626-9478

John CarmodyUniversity of Minnesota

[email protected]

Steve SelkowitzLBNL

[email protected]

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(612) [email protected] Dariush Arasteh

[email protected]

www.efficientwindows.orgwww.commercialwindows.umn.edu