American National Standards Institute / Whole Building / Building Envelope / Department Store Retail / Visual Display Terminal / Hotel Lobby / /
IndustryTerm
Energy use intensities / ballast energy use / retail display lighting / outdoor manufacturing / Site energy savings / source energy consumption / retail sales lighting / energy consumption / non-manufacturing work areas / increased energy efficiency / energy cost / negative national energy impact / energy codes / retail space / retail / overall energy savings / energy impact / food warming / low efficiency technologies / preparation equipment / energy use / energy efficiency / source energy savings / track lighting systems / energy efficiency impact / ballast manufacturing standards / retail establishments / educational demonstration systems / retail buildings / direct energy impacts / energy savings / energy simulations / food / energy / done using whole-building energy simulations / on lighting energy use / /
Organization
Illuminating Engineering Society of North America / American National Standards Institute / American Society of Heating / Refrigerating and Air-Conditioning Engineers / Department of Commerce Current Construction Reports / American Society of Heating / /
Position
representative U.S. climates / representative / Secretary / Comment The Secretary / /
Detailed Textual Analysis of the Differences Between the 1989 and 1999 Editions of Standard 90.1