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Buildings are becoming more responsive and dispatchable, reacting to grid needs while also helping American businesses and families to save energy.

With the United States representing a diverse land area, many have wondered if zero energy schools are truly possible across all climate zones.

In an age where advanced buildings stream a wide range of actionable data through tools like building automation systems and...

DOE announced $19.7 million in funding to help businesses move promising energy technologies from DOE’s National Laboratories to the marketplace.

Today the energy efficiency community is coming together for Energy Efficiency Day 2017, a day to discuss the great benefits and opportunities for Ame

Better Buildings Better Plants Program partners saved billions in energy costs across 3,000 facilities—12% of the U.S. manufacturing energy footprint.

Trane is releasing a re-architected TRACE, with DOE's whole-building energy modeling engine EnergyPlus™ inside.

Building Technologies Office (BTO) Director David Nemtzow will be speaking at the 2017 Washington DC Smart Cities Week, happening October 3-5.

BTO enlisted researchers from PNNL to estimate how much energy building control systems could deliver across the national commercial building stock.

DOE's Better Buildings Challenge is pleased to recognize Las Vegas Sands Corporation for their energy-efficiency upgrades.