Contents:
Introduction 
Contributors 
Acknowledgements 
Sect. 1. Environmental Management 
Ch. 1. United States Departmentof Energy & Industry Partnership Programs: Climate Wise and Motor Challenge 
By Paul E. Scheilhing, JoeE. Bryson, John Y. Cho
Ch. 2. United States Departmentof Energy Biomass Power Demonstration Programs 
By Richard L. Bain, KevinR. Craig, Ralph P. Overend
Ch. 3. Deploying Anaerobic Digesters:Current Status and Future Possibilities 
By Philip E. Lusk
Ch. 4. Indoor Air Quality &Airborne Disease Control in Healthcare Facilities 
By Stephen Turner
Ch. 5. A Site-Wide Approachto Water Conservation: Procedures, Results and Lessons Learned 
By G. P. Sullivan, D. B.Elliott, D. J. Hostick "et al."
Ch. 6. Water Conservation Opportunitiesat Army Installations 
By Richard J. Scholze
Ch. 7. Georgia EnvironmentalCompliance 
By Gregory W. Blount
Ch. 8. EPA's Landfill MethaneOutreach Program: Helping Facilities Save Money and Protect the Environmentby Using Landfill Gas 
By James Walsh
Ch. 9. Privatization Considerationsof Environmental Remediation of DOE Wastes 
By March A. Zocher, OrmanH. Paananen, Kerry Kost
Ch. 10. The Greening of theFederal Government: Creating Energy and Environmental Showcases 
By David M. Hunt, Dean McCauley
Ch. 11. Removal of SO"subscript2" and NO"subscript x" Using a Pulsed Streamer Corona Discharge Process 
By Yong Kuk Lee, Young SunMok, Sung Won Ham
Ch. 12. The Foundations of Behavior-BasedSafety 
By Patrick T. Killimett,Thomas R. Krause
Ch. 13. Integrated Energy Planning:Strategies to Mitigate Climate Change 
By J. N. Ortiz, J. W. Sheffield
Sect. 2. Energy Management Strategies 
Ch. 14. Gas-Fired Low IntensityInfrared for Improved Productivity and Product Quality 
By W. Greg Conners
Ch. 15. Innovative and AffordableCentral Energy Plant for Dowling College's New National Aviation and TransportationCenter 
By Evans J. Lizardos
Ch. 16. An Analysis of ProgramCharacteristics and Results for Eighteen Years of Operation of the Universityof Tennessee Energy Analysis and Diagnostic Center 
By Richard J. Jendrucko,Amy R. Ammer
Ch. 17. Mobil's Energy ManagementProgram 
By Fred C. Schoeneborn
Ch. 18. Star Wars Technologyand the Third Decimal Place; Are They Really Needed for Effective EnergyManagement (A Critical Look at Energy Auditing) 
By Thomas Dan Mull
Ch. 19. Cost Effective EnergyConservation Measures 
By William H. Mashburn
Ch. 20. Wastewater Recyclingand Heat Reclamation Project: Red Lion Central Laundry, Portland, Oregon 
By T. F. Garlick, M. A. Halverson,M. R. Ledbetter
Ch. 21. Partnering to AchieveSuccess in Energy Management 
By Troy C. Scott, S. JeanetteCaldwell
Ch. 22. A Strategic ManagementApproach for Energy and Waste Minimization Assessment Centers 
By J. N. Ortiz, J. W. Sheffield,Y. Omurtag
Ch. 23. Waste Heat - Use orWatch It - During the Electric Industry Restructuring 
By Jack W. Rosenthal
Ch. 24. Retrofit of Existing400 Horsepower Air Compressor Motor with Steam Turbine 
By Siegfried F. Sanders
Ch. 25. Energy Management SystemOptimization for On-Site Facility Staff - A Case History of the New YorkState Office of Mental Health 
By Mark J. Bagdon, Paul J.Martin
Ch. 26. New Technology Drivesin Old Applications 
By Ted W. Atkins
Ch. 27. Energy Savings throughRetrofits in a Large Medical Center 
By Paul F. Hutchins
Ch. 28. State and Local GovernmentAssistance Program Energy Conservation 
By C. C. Chen, John Hanks,Parviz S. Razi
Ch. 29. Electronic Disseminationof Energy Data and Analysis 
By Mark E. Rodekohr
Sect. 3. Emerging Technologies 
Ch. 30. Light Emitting Diodes:"The Next Generation" 
By Leslie Pace
Ch. 31. Fuel Cell System Technologiesand Application Issues 
By Clint D. Christenson
Ch. 32. Fuel Cell Applicationsfor DOD Facilities 
By Michael J. Binder, WilliamR. Taylor, Franklin H. Holcomb
Ch. 33. Parabolic Trough Collectorsfor Industrial and Commercial Applications 
By Randy C. Gee
Ch. 34. Solar Cladding in Newand Retrofit Applications 
By Richard A. Grainger
Ch. 35. Cost Effective SolarApplications for Commercial and Industrial Facilities 
By Henry M. Healey
Ch. 36. Solar Energy Unlimited 
By Fariborz S. Mahjouri
Ch. 37. Development of a NeuralNetwork Predictor for Wind Power 
By Satinderpaul Singh Devgan,Mohammad Bodruzzaman
Sect. 4. International EnergyProjects 
Ch. 38. Selecting InternationalPerformance Contracting Opportunities 
By James C. Hansen
Ch. 39. Armenia and AEE: Expandingan Energy Network in a Struggling Country 
By Larry Good
Ch. 40. Demand Side Managementin India: Opportunities and Challenges 
By Hameed G. Nezhad, J. V.Mehta
Ch. 41. The Role of Energy Efficiencyand Renewable Energy in China's Sustainable Development 
By John Byrne, Bo Shen
Ch. 42. Energy Conservationin India's Commercial Air Conditioned Buildings 
By Gurvinder Singh, DougPresny, Charlie Fafard
Ch. 43. Expert System SupportsOptimal AC Motors Application 
By N. F. Ilinski
Sect. 5. Federal Energy ManagementPrograms 
Ch. 44. Saving Billions fromEnergy Efficiency in the Federal Sector: Investing in Energy Efficiencyin Federal Facilities 
By Mark Ginsberg
Ch. 45. Privatization of Electricaland Natural Gas Utility Systems at Army Installations 
By William F. Eng
Ch. 46. Implementation of ArmyPrivatization Directives at Forscom Installations 
By Richard C. Armstrong,Suhas Patwardhan
Ch. 47. Energy Conservationand Cost-Effectiveness through the Federal Procurement Challenge 
By Richard Klimkos
Ch. 48. Government Procurement:An Opportunity for Energy Efficiency 
By Aimee T. McKane, JeffreyP. Harris
Ch. 49. The Energy-EfficientProcurement Collaborative, Inc.: Promoting Energy-Efficient Procurementin State and Local Government 
By Rachel Winters
Ch. 50. Which Projects ShouldWe Select? 
By Robert K. Hoshide
Ch. 51. The Systematic Groupingof Building Sets and Selection of Building Prototypes: BUCS as a Pre-Processorto Feds 
By Robert E. Beasley, LeeDeBaillie, Brian Deal
Ch. 52. An Evaluation of theU.S. Department of Energy's Reducing Swimming Pool Energy Cost Initiative 
By Randy W. Jones, RondaIrwin
Sect. 6. Natural Gas Cooling 
Ch. 53. Natural Gas Technologiesat Kennedy Space Center 
By Roberta L. Sirmons
Ch. 54. Field Monitoring andEvaluation of a Residential Gas-Engine-Driven Heat Pump 
By James D. Miller
Ch. 55. Desiccants: Benefitsfor the Second Century of Air-Conditioning 
By Kevin McGahey, Lew Harriman
Sect. 7. HVAC Systems 
Ch. 56. A Simple Method to ModelHVAC Retrofit Projects 
By Richard R. Vaillencourt
57. Analysis of Cost EffectivePipe Insulation Requirements 
By David W. Winiarski, SriramSomasundaram

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