Energy Efficient Urban Cooling Technologies: Proceedings from the First National Conference.

摘要

The City of San Jose's Year Eight Energy Task Force Project is designed to foster the use of energy efficient cooling in commercial buildings by: assessing the feasibility of specific technologies at selected sites in San Jose; creating greater visibility for energy efficient cooling; and evaluating single building applications of thermal energy storage. The major components of the project correspond to the objectives listed above. They are: San Jose Airport Expansion Cool Storage Feasibility Study; District Cooling Feasibility Study; and National Conference on Energy Efficient Cooling. A project team composed of City of San Jose staff, outside consultants, and personnel from the Lawrence Berkeley Laboratory and Pacific Gas and Electric Company was assembled to complete the project. The first two projects were conducted jointly by City of San Jose staff and outside consultants. The conference was organized by the City of San Jose staff and co-sponsored by major organizations in the energy field. Results from each component of these projects are included in these proceedings.