Melissa V Lapsa Building Technologies Program Manager Contact lapsamv@ornl.gov | 865.576.8620 All Publications Net Negative Carbon Neighborhood Demonstration... Heat pumps in the United States: Market potentials, challenges and opportunities, technology advances... Performance Evaluation of Gray-box and Machine Learning Models of a Thermal Energy Storage System with Active Insulation Heat Pumps in the United States: Market Potentials, Challenges and Opportunities Peak cooling load shift capability of a thermal energy storage system integrated with an active insulation system in US clima... Empower Wall: Active insulation system leveraging additive manufacturing and model predictive control... Sustainable Low-Carbon Building Materials Workshop Report... Dataset of ultralow temperature refrigeration for COVID 19 vaccine distribution solution... Performance evaluation of a dynamic wall integrated with active insulation and thermal energy storage systems... COVID 19 vaccine distribution solution to the last mile challenge: Experimental and simulation studies of ultra-low temperatu... Southeastern Focus Place-Based Technology Innovation Summit... US Heat Pump Market Overview – 2020 Construction-Scale Concrete Additive Manufacturing and its Application in Infrastructure Energy Storage... Low-income energy affordability in an era of U.S. energy abundance Increasing Diversity in Energy Efficiency Professions: JUMP into STEM Annual Sustainability Report 2020 Low-Income Energy Affordability: Conclusions From A Literature Review Annotated Bibliography of Literature Addressing the Low-Income Energy Affordability in the U.S. Energy Savings Impacts of Airtightness in U.S. Commercial Buildings... Geoanalysis of park-and-ride facilities for future laboratory-wide commuting program... Occupant Behavior for Energy Conservation in Commercial Buildings: Lessons Learned from Competition at the Oak Ridge National Laboratory Preliminary Routing for a National Laboratory Lab-Wide Commuting Program Quantifying Hidden Value with the Building Enclosure Performance Metric A Simplified Methodology to Estimate Energy Savings in Commercial Buildings from Improvements in Airtightness... Airtightness of Commercial Building Envelopes: Where are we and where could we go? Pagination Current page 1 Page 2 Next page ›› Last page Last » Key Links ORCID http://www.ornl.gov/buildings Organizations Energy Science and Technology Directorate Building Technologies Program User Facilities Building Technologies Research and Integration Center
