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Appendix B: Data Users Who Provided Input to the Panel
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... Appendix B Data Users Who Provided Input to the Panel American Council for an Energy-Efficient Economy Carnegie Mellon University Green Design Institute Consortium for Energy Efficiency Energy Star Commercial and Industrial Branch Office of Air and Radiation Energy Star Residential Branch Institute for Market Transformation ITRON KEMA Koomey, Jonathan, Stanford University and Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory, Energy Analysis Department Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory, Environmental Energy Technologies Division Mississippi Power National Multi-Housing Council National Renewable Energy Laboratory, Electricity, Resources and Building Systems Integration Center National Renewable Energy Laboratory, Residential Research Group Northeast Energy Efficiency Partnership Oak Ridge National Laboratory, Building Technologies Research and Integration Center Resources for the Future 99
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... Department of Health and Human Services, Agency for Children and Families, Division of Energy Assistance U.S. Energy Information Administration, Office of Integrated Analysis and Forecasting
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  • energy information
  • energy assistance
  • human services
  • information administration


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