Publications
Most publications by Environmental Energy Technologies Division authors are searchable from this page, including peer-reviewed publications, book chapters, conference proceedings and LBNL reports.
This publications database is an ongoing project, and not all Division publications are represented here yet.
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The added economic and environmental value of plug-in electric vehicles connected to commericial building microgrids In 2nd European Conference on SmartGrids and E-Mobility. Bedford Hotel & Congress Centre, Brussels, Belgium, 2010.
On-Site Generation Simulatoin with EnergyPlus for Commercial Buildings In ACEEE Summer Study on Energy Efficiency in Buildings. Pacific Grove, California, 2006.
"The added economic and environmental value of plug-in electric vehicles connected to commercial building microgrids." In 2nd European Conference on SmartGrids and E-Mobility, October 20 -21, 2010. Brussels, Belgium : LBNL, 2010.
Current trends of decentralized CHP integration – The Californian investment subsidy system and its implication for the energy efficiency directive. Aktuelle Trends in der dezentralen KWK Technologie Integration - Das kalifornische Fördermodell und dessen Implikation für die Endenergieeffizienzrichtlinie. Berkeley: LBNL, 2007.
Modeling Electric Vehicle Benefits Connected to Smart Grids In 7th IEEE Vehicle Power and Propulsion Conference. Chicago, IL 60604, 2011.
Smart buildings with electric vehicle interconnection as buffer for local renewables?. Researching the Intelligent City: Key Challenges of Integrating Urban Energy and Mobility Systems Research Symposium, Berlin, 2011.
Dezentrale Energieversorgung mit Speichertechnologien. Berkeley: LBNL, 2008.
"Control of Greenhouse Gas Emissions by Optimal DER Techonology Investment and Energy Management in Zero-Net-Energy Buildings." European Transactions on Electrical Power 21 (2010).
"A Larger Role for Microgrids: Are Microgrids a Viable Paradigm for Electricity Supply Expansion?" IEEE Power & Energy Magazine May/June (2008): 5.
A Locational Analysis of Generation Benefits on Long Island, New York. Berkeley: LBNL, 2005.
"Optimal Model of Distributed Energy System by Using GAMS and Case Study." In International Symposium on Sustainable Development of the Asian City Environment (SDACE) 2005. Xi'an, China : LBNL, 2005.
"Optimum Model-E-GAMS for Distributed Energy System by using GAMS Method." Journal of the Society of Heating Air-Conditioning and Sanitary Engineers of Japan (SHASE) 12 (2005): 4.
"Optimal Combination of Distributed Energy System in an Eco-Campus of Japan." In Second International Green Energy Conference, Ontario, Canada, June 25-29, 2006. Ontario, Canada : LBNL, 2006.
"An Optimization and Assessment on DG Adoption in Japanese Prototype Buildings." In International Symposium on Sustainable Development of the Asian City Environment (SDACE) 2005. Xi'an, China: LBNL, 2005.
Assessment of Distributed Generation Potential in Japanse Buildings. Berkeley: LBNL, 2005.
The Potential for Distributed Generation in Japanese Prototype Buildings: English Version. Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory, 2004.
"An Analysis of the DER Adoption Climate in Japan Using Optimization Results for Prototype Buildings with U.S. Comparisons." Energy and Buildings Journal Vol. 38, no. Issue 12 (2006): 10.
"Assessment of Distributed Energy Adoption in Commercial Buildings. Part 1: An Analysis of Policy, Building loads, Tariff Design, and Technology Development." Bulletin of The Faculty of Engineering Kyushu Sangyo University 42 (2005): 8.
The Potential for Distributed Generation in Japanese Prototype Buildings: A DER-CAM Analysis of Policy, Tariff Design, Building Energy Use, and Technology Development. Berkeley: Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory, 2004.
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Building Technology and Urban Systems: Dane Lay
Energy Analysis and Environmental Impacts: Katie Kirbus
Energy Storage and Distributed Resources: Cindy Stevenson
