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10 October 2015
ENERGY SAVINGS FROM WINDOW SHADES
This report by the Rocky Mountain Institute (RMI), prepared for Hunter Douglas, evaluates the energy savings potential of insulating honeycomb window shades in U.S. residences. Using EnergyPlus simulations across eight ASHRAE climate zones, the study finds that these shades can significantly reduce heating and cooling energy consumption, improve thermal comfort, and lower peak electricity demand, with existing homes seeing greater benefits than new homes.
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Themes: residential energy efficiency window shades cooling load reduction heating load reduction peak demand reduction
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thermal comfort
RMI
Document type: Report
Regions: United States

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