INNOVATION IMPACT Quick Facts Conventional vehicles with internal combustion engines use mechanical power to drive their air conditioning compressors in the summer and draw on engine waste heat to warm their passenger c - Electric vehicles in the United States - Document - PDFSEARCH.IO

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	INNOVATION IMPACT Quick Facts Conventional vehicles with internal combustion engines use mechanical power to drive their air conditioning compressors in the summer and draw on engine waste heat to warm their passenger c Add to Reading List Document Date: 2014-06-25 16:23:28 Open Document File Size: 236,24 KB Share Result on Facebook City Golden / / Company Sustainable Energy LLC / National Renewable Energy Laboratory / Renewable Energy / NREL 19931 National Renewable Energy Laboratory / / Event Business Partnership / / Facility Integration Facility / National Renewable Energy Laboratory / / IndustryTerm vehicle thermal management / thermal management technologies / power electronics / thermal load reduction technologies / thermal analysis tools / potential energy-saving / energy / / Organization office of Energy Efficiency / U.S. Department of Energy / Alliance for Sustainable Energy / / Person Dennis Schroeder / / ProvinceOrState Colorado / / Technology thermal load reduction technologies / thermal management technologies / / URL www.nrel.gov / / SocialTag Appropriate technology Energy economics Battelle Memorial Institute National Renewable Energy Laboratory United States Department of Energy National Laboratories Electric vehicle Renewable energy Sustainable energy Waste heat recovery unit Energy

INNOVATION IMPACT Quick Facts Conventional vehicles with internal combustion engines use mechanical power to drive their air conditioning compressors in the summer and draw on engine waste heat to warm their passenger cAdd to Reading List