Building Technology / Energy Analysis Department Environmental Energy Technologies Division Ernest Orlando Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory University of California Berkeley / /
IndustryTerm
retail rates / maximum simultaneous electricity demand / electricity crisis / electricity / transportation / energy storage / electricity load / electricity consumers / real-time prices / electric products / news media attention / electricity consumption / electricity supply / term electricity use / storage systems / real time / electricity system / electric power systems / natural gas / efficiency technologies / Electricity demand / electricity-using equipment / energy use / power system optimization algorithms / oil / electricity use / end-use device technologies / electricity storage / energy services / fuel oil / load reducing technology / technology choice / energy / energy policies / /
Organization
office of Building Technology / State and Community Programs / University of California / North-American Electric Reliability Council / Energy Analysis Department Environmental Energy Technologies Division Ernest Orlando Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory University / U.S. Department / Environmental Protection Agency / /
Person
Jerry Dion / Richard E. Brown / Jonathan Koomey / / /
Position
designer / important driver / LBNL *Author / important driver of public policy / /
ProvinceOrState
California / /
Technology
5974 Energy Analysis Department Environmental Energy Technologies / efficiency technologies / metering technologies / load reducing technology / power system optimization algorithms / end-use device technologies / /
LBNLTHE ROLE OF BUILDING TECHNOLOGIES IN REDUCING AND CONTROLLING PEAK ELECTRICITY DEMAND Jonathan Koomey* and Richard E. Brown, LBNL