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["Organization Name","Contact Email","Contact Phone #","Organization Type","Area of Technical Expertise","Description of Capabilities"]
["City of San Diego, Sustainability Department","energy@sandiego.gov","858-492-6005","Local Government","• Building owner and manager\n• Centralized billing and local utility relationship manager\n• Project management \n• Municipal Energy Strategy includes commitment to resiliency and grid stewardship\n","The City of San Diego, Sustainability Department oversees municipal energy projects with the goal of transitioning all City facilities to zero emissions by 2035. Our Municipal Energy Strategy commits the City to deploying technologies that facilitate a balanced and resilient electrical grid. We own and operate approximately 500 facilities of various use types. We spend around $50M on energy annually and generate over 6.5MW of renewable energy. Our building stock is ripe for retrofits and our leadership supports grant funding for projects that accelerate municipal GHG emission reductions and energy cost savings. www.sandiego.gov/sustainability "]
["Propane Education and Research Council (PERC)","Administrator@propane.com","202-452-8975","Non-profit ","• Building and commercial technologies\n• Agriculture\n• On-road and off-road application\n• Power generation\n","PERC provides leading propane safety and training programs and invests in R&D of new propane-powered technologies. PERC is operated and funded by the propane industry. PERC programs benefit a variety of markets including transportation, agriculture, commercial landscaping, residential, and commercial building. PERC partners with a variety of trade associations, advocacy groups, and government agencies to promote safety and the adoption of propane as a clean, American fuel source. PERC works with manufacturers, researchers, and government partners to strengthen technical knowledge and investments in developing new propane products. We encourage proposals for projects that align with the Council’s strategic needs."]
["Intertek Building Science Solutions","https://www.intertek.com/building/building-sciences/","253-304-4579","Compliance, Assurance, Testing and Inspection; Consulting Engineering","Building Envelope Design, Construction and Commissioning; Energy Codes, Energy Auditing and Property Assessments","Intertek Building Science Solutions includes experts in fenestrations, curtain wall, roofing, waterproofing, stone, masonry, stucco, EIFS, glass and glazing, sealants, air leakage performance evaluation, CAD, REVIT, BIM and thermal and hygrothermal modelling.  In addition, we have subject matter experts in sustainability, fire and life safety protection, blast performance, acoustics who perform design reviews, energy code compliance verification, field inspection and testing of building envelope construction, and building enclosure commissioning (BECx)."]
["Software Motor Company","softwaremotor.com","669-224-4377","Smart Motor System Manufacturing Company and Smart Building IoT Provider ","• Manufacturer of highly reliable and energy efficient motors for HVAC applications\n• Smart Building IoT provider \n","The SMC Smart Motor System is an advanced, highly efficient and highly reliable contribution to your HVAC systems.  It’s a fully programmable solution capable of integration and responsiveness to existing energy management systems, thermostats.  Our systems cloud connectivity and remote monitoring features and services offer customers the benefits of an HVAC energy management system for less cost than conventional systems.  "]
["bluEvolution, LLC","bluevolution.com","(949) 777-6980 ","A Building Technology consulting company  ","OT/IT subject matter expertise, systems architecture, Cyber security, building technology roadmaps, Smart Building systems integration, technical project management, organizational development, and business solution planning.","bluEvolution is a full-service building technology consulting and design firm that strives to maximize the value that information technology can bring to our customers' building technology objectives and to support all aspects of their real estate portfolio OT/IT modernization. We have extensive experience supporting Federal customers’ Smart Buildings programs. This includes technical design of agency wide architecture for building technologies, piloting experimental technology, managing the implementations of vendor technologies, facilitating cyber security evaluations, developing organizational standards for the implementation of technology, synthesizing complex technical requirements into actionable scope, and leading teams of individuals towards accomplishing organizational objectives."]
["New Buildings Institute (NBI)","info@newbuildings.org","503-761-7339 ","nonprofit 501(c)(3)","Zero energy / Zero carbon buildings; Building-grid integration; buildings research, policy, guidance, and market transformation; Emerging technologies","New Buildings Institute is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit that has worked for more than 20 years to drive better energy performance in buildings. NBI has become a trusted and independent resource for policy makers, efficiency programs and the market. We conduct the research that serves as the basis for the creation of tools, policies, and guidance for the design, construction, and operation of advanced and zero energy buildings. NBI is leading the GridOptimal Buildings Initiative™, which is focused on creating new metrics for defining the building-grid impacts of building features and operating strategies, and on deploying those metrics through projects, programs, and policy. Follow us on Twitter: @ZeroEnergyBldgs"]
["Oregon Department of Energy","Energy.Proposals@Oregon.gov","1-800-221-8035","State Energy Office","• Deployment of innovative technology in the built environment via policies, pilots and programs","• Market assessment\n• Stakeholder development\n• Training\n• Technical assistance\nhttps://www.oregon.gov/ENERGY/Pages/index.aspx"]
["Indoor Climate Research and Training (ICRT - U of Illinois)","icrt-ari@illinois.edu","217-300-0026","University based research group and state weatherization training center","Building diagnostics; data collection and analysis; project management","ICRT is a building science research group, and weatherization training center within the Applied Research Institure at the University of Illinois, Urbana-Champaign. ICRT research focuses on energy and indoor air quality within buildings with particluar focus on building envelope and HVAC topics. ICRT has access to university buildings with a variety of styles and end uses, as well as multifamily residential buildings."]
["Signetron Inc.","info@signetron.com","510 384 3272","Small business","Plugload identification and management; windows and envelope inspection. ","Signetron has developed a smartphone based  system to create spatial models of buildings and cyber-physical assets that enable building energy assessment and modeling. Our system uses data collected from a walkthrough with a smartphone to detect and 3D spatially localize  all energy relevant physical assets in a building including plugloads and windows. Specifically, our system can create a thermal profile of all windows and their associated locations by simple attachment of an IR camera to a smartphone. Similarly, our system can automatically recognize and record the location of all plugloads inside buildings to facilitate plugload optimization and management. www.indoorreality.com"]
["North Carolina Clean Energy Technology Center / NC State University","nccleantech@ncsu.edu","(919) 515-0354","State Energy Center / Higher Education","High performance building energy analysis and concept development\nDistributed generation and energy storage opportunity analysis\nEnergy auditing and environmental analysis\nBuilding and industrial process energy control and conservation measures\nBuilding - Grid interaction including microgrids\n","The NC Cleantech Center at NC State University is a state energy center with a mission to promote clean and renewable energy technologies, especially through demonstration and deployment.  Our organization is staffed by program specialists in alternative transportation, clean and renewable energy, energy efficiency, energy policy and workforce development.  Included on our team are engineers experienced in high performance building energy design, renewable energy assessment, project development and related areas."]
["Department of Mechanical Engineering, University of Louisiana at Lafayette ","C00244280@louisiana.edu","337-482-5822","Higher Education ","1) building energy metering, 2) building energy assessment, 3) building energy simulation, 4) HVAC equipment and system testing and modeling ","The project team has a series of field-deployable equipment to measure air and water flow rates, indoor air quality, building power consumption, and temperature/humidity parameters. for field technology validation. The project team also has a testing laboratory including a psychrometric facility and nozzle airflow chambers for HVAC equipment testing. The project team is experienced in conducting building energy assessment and has completed multiple projects sponsored by federal and state governments. The team lead is also experienced in building energy simulation and HVAC equipment/system modeling. The research results from the project team lead to over 30 peer-reviewed publications since 2016."]
["Hempitecture Inc.",null,"(973) 943 9239","Small Business","Energy efficient building envelope insulation materials with low or negative embodied carbon footprints","Hempitecture has experience in the manufacture, distribution, and installation of natural plant fiber based insulation materials including Hempcrete and our batt product HempWool™.  These materials can improve a building's energy efficiency, indoor air climate, and reduce its environmental impact."]
["Heliotrope Technologies, Inc","memo@heliotropetech.com","510-871-3974 EXT 1003","Dynamic Glazing Cleantech Startup","We are a venture backed startup developing the world's first mass market dynamic glazing. We produce a smart window product that improves building energy consumption through dynamic tinting. We are experts in dynamic glazing solutions.","We have a pilot line in Alameda, CA that can produce up to 1m x 1.2m size samples. We are in the process of launching a high volume production line that can produce products up to 1.5m x 3m in size. This high volume line will be functional in Q4 2021. We can provide initial product from our pilot line until the high volume line is up and running. www.heliotropetech.com"]
["David Energy Systems, Inc","info@davidenergy.com","914-909-3940","C-Corp ","o Real Time Energy Management\no Demand Side Management\no Distributed Energy Resources and Microgrid Management\no Local Laws and Sustainability\n","David Energy takes a holistic approach to their customers’ energy needs and leverages software to make providing electricity transparent and easy to engage with. We serve C&I customers in the US Northeast region with a large portfolio in NYS, from energy billing management and local law compliance, to optimizing DERs such as solar, battery storage, HVAC controls, and more. We optimize building energy systems based on local energy markets and unique load profiles. Our software platform Mycor will continually optimize your energy system while providing a “one stop shop” web dashboard for all your energy needs."]
["Rimation Inc.","contact@rimation.com",null,"Small Business","- Custom embedded electronics & application software solutions\n- Building energy management platform\n- Plug load management\n- Peer to peer energy trading\n- Demand response optimization/incentivization\n- Blockchain implementation & integration","Rimation Inc. is a custom solutions engineering firm that provides design/integration services as well as end-use platforms for embedded electronics and application softwares. We have expertise in building energy management, plug load management, peak load reduction, demand response optimization/incentivization, and implementing emerging technologies such as transactive energy and blockchains. Our Lattice Energy platform, currently in development, is a modular software suite that is hardware-agnostic and capable of providing greater flexibility and efficiency through microgrid-level energy management, building-level energy management, and enabling interactivity between between grid-edge resources such as PV, battery storage, EV."]
["Service Robotics & Technologies, Inc","info@srtlabs.com","571-327-8763","Small Business","Our Mission Control Center for smart buildings (M1) allows for integrating smart hardware to a common data management protocol so that a diverse deployment of connected devices can all work in the same ecosystem. Integrated partners with several commercial, residential, and industrial hardware companies across the IoT, Industrial IoT, building automation systems, and service robotics industries  Expanding our smart building management software to include energy management capabilities for macro- to micro-level energy monitoring and control, as well as low-power and no-power management. Scheduling components to manage smart switching and intelligent control of connected systems. Our secure, cloud-based data analytics platform can also be deployed locally for big data storage, retrieval, and analytics.\n","Service Robotics & Technologies, Inc. (SRT) is expanding our existing smart building “mission control center” to support smart cities deployments. Our system incorporates an ever-growing collection of connected IoT, Industrial IoT, building automation, and service robots, all connected in a common ecosystem. This allows for cross-platform analytics, insights, and automation not otherwise possible and the ability to incorporate a flexible energy management and scheduling system that provides facility managers the ability to prioritize which systems are provided power when the building has greater power requirements than the power available, particularly in a low-power or no-power hazard scenarios."]
["350Solutions, Inc.","info@350solutions.com","(919) 438-0161","Small Business","Clean technology, evaluation, demonstration, and validation\n- ISO 17020/14034 – ETV accredited\n- Stakeholder-driven test and validation protocol development \n- CHP, storage, microgrid, efficiency technology expertise\n","350Solutions (www.350solutions.com) provides independent testing and evaluation of cleantech innovations and research on technology impacts. Our staff includes PE and CPMVP professionals that implement ISO 14034 environmental technology verifications (ETV) and other rigorous technology validation approaches for new innovations in the energy efficiency, energy generation, air pollution control, water, and clean manufacturing areas. Our clients include the US Dept of Defense, the XPRIZE foundation, commercial technology developers, research organizations, and others. We also provide, project management, engineering, and consulting support, as well as independent research on emerging technologies.  "]
["Southface Institute Inc.","media@southface.org","(404) 872-3549","Non-profit 501(c)(3)"," Building Performance Audits & Monitoring. \n Utility data analysis. \n Building performance applied research.\n Policy\n Building operation and maintenance\n","Southface has been a leader in the research, design and implementation of a regenerative economy for the Southeast for 40+ years. We work to create the technologies, policies, job skills and sustainable buildings that lead to vibrant and healthy communities.\nSouthface works in collaboration with community network, fellow nonprofits, businesses, government agencies, NGOs, universities and technical experts, implementing high-performance solutions in buildings and neighborhoods across the Southeast and beyond. In addition, our work includes educating professionals, advocating for a clean inclusive economy, supporting other nonprofits and using research to find new solutions to pressing issues in the built environment.\n"]
["DynaGrace Enterprises","info@dynagrace.com","(800) 676-0058"," S-Corporation, Economically Disadvantaged Women-Owned Small Business (EDWOSB), Small Disadvantaged Business (SDB)","Agile, Artificial Intelligence,  ASP.Net, Blockchain,  Data Analytics,  Data Mining, Data Science,  Emerging Technology,  Energy Monitoring,  Human Machine Interface (HMI), Image Processing, Industrial Automation,  Information Technology,  Industrial Internet of Things (IIoT),  Internet of Things (IoT),  Intrusion Detection,  Machine Learning, Predictive Analytics,  Program Management,  Python,  R,  RESTful Services,  Situational Awareness,  Software Engineering,  Xamarin\n","At DynaGrace, we have spent over a decade navigating the federal Government space in serving and supporting federal programs as an industry partner in Government contracting. We have a broad reach in the commercial sector as well. Our focus is Data Science, Emerging Technologies, and IIOT Automation. We think the powerful use of data-driven intelligence will be the pinnacle of success in every industry."]
["Institute for Market Transformation (IMT)","imtweb@imt.org","202-525-2883","501(c)(3) non-profit focused on building energy efficiency and performance ","• Building Energy Efficiency\n• High-performance Buildings\n• Building Performance Standards/Policy\n• Benchmarking\n• Building Energy Codes\n• Landlord-Tenant Energy Issues\n• Green Leasing \n• Utility Regulation\n","IMT is a national nonprofit working to transform the built environment by catalyzing demand for high-performance buildings. We specialize in forging actionable solutions at the intersection of real estate and public policy with a holistic, multi-disciplinary approach. IMT is active in 57 cities across the US and has a long track record of bringing business, sustainability advocates, local governments, and utilities to the table. Our 20+ year history has led us to believe that grid-interactive efficient buildings can unlock substantial value to building owners, occupants, utilities, businesses, and ratepayers, while facilitating the decarbonization of both the power and building sectors. "]
["Midwest Energy Efficiency Alliance","info@mwalliance.org ","312-587-8390","Regional Energy Efficiency Organization; Non-profit","Cost-effective energy efficiency solutions; convening energy efficiency organizations and stakeholders; research; market transformation; connected devices; building policies such as energy codes, benchmarking and performance standards.","The Midwest Energy Efficiency Alliance (MEEA) is a collaborative network advancing energy efficiency in the Midwest for sustainable economic development and environmental stewardship. MEEA facilitates a utility Market Transformation Collaborative, focused on increasing market adoption of efficient technologies, and also runs the Building Operator Certification (BOC®) program in 11 states, with a pool of over 6,000 graduates working in facility maintenance and operations; both could be leveraged for this project. MEEA has served as the lead organization for several DOE-funded projects and with over 160 member organizations, has established relationships with utilities, building operators and technology providers throughout the Midwest."]
["Frontier Energy","contact@frontierenergy.com","530-285-0918","Energy efficiency research and consulting","• Field testing of buildings\n• Lab testing of advanced systems\n• Building simulation\n• Building energy codes\n• Zero net energy design strategies\n• Program implementation\n","Frontier Energy has extensive experience in analyzing and monitoring residential and commercial building energy systems over the past 25 years, including efforts under DOE’s Building America program, utility, and state-funded projects. Frontier has familiarity with a range of monitoring technologies, data loggers, and sensors, and has recently upgraded its Building Science Research Laboratory with two environmental chambers and a range of bench-top test capabilities. Frontier has also served as the lead consultant for California Title 24 residential code change proposals for the past 6 years, and is very active in cost-effectiveness studies for reach codes."]
["Northeast Energy Efficiency Partnerships (NEEP)","NEEPFOAPartner@neep.org","(781) 860-9177","501(c)(3) regional non-profit founded in 1996","• Grant Management and Facilitation\n• Efficient, ZE Resilient Public Buildings\n• Building Operation and Maintenance\n• High Efficiency HVAC including ASHPs, Smart Appliance and Building Controls\n• Advanced EM&V\n","NEEP contributes extensive experience in successfully organizing, leading, and managing regional and national research, demonstration and deployment initiatives to accelerate the introduction and adoption of advanced energy efficiency, technologies, and practices. Unique skills and capacities include: Advance Public Policy and Program Reforms, Consumer Education, Technology Innovation: Advancing New Products and Practices to build market capacities.\n\nNEEP is able to engage, empower and bring together diverse stakeholders accelerate, and integrate advanced energy solutions. NEEP project partners include states, communities, industry, national labs, academia, utilities, and consumer and clean energy advocates.\n\nNEEP is currently leading a field validation project on VRF systems.\n"]
["ScottMadden, Inc","https://www.scottmadden.com/contact-us/","919-781-4191","Management Consulting Firm","o Project management\no Demonstration/pilot project development\no Program design\no Process creation/improvement\no Benchmarking\no Metric development\no Regulatory filing development\n","o ScottMadden has helped our clients develop and improve their Energy Efficiency programs. We bring a depth of experience in EE process improvement, benchmarking, developing testimony and other regulatory filings, and crafting incentive proposals. Since 1983, we have consulted for hundreds of clients, large and small, including all of the top 20 utilities. We focus on the Grid Edge, Energy Markets, Rates & Regulation, Sustainability, Transmission & Distribution, Generation, and Corporate Services."]
["InteliGlas Corporation","info@inteliglas.com","(626) 722-8881","Delaware C-Corporation","• Building Systems & IoT Automation Software\n• Energy Savings Software\n• Building Systems Integration and Automation\n• Building Equipment Lifetime Extension\n• Building Property Technology\n• Building Systems Artificial Intelligence Software\n","InteliGlas has invented an autonomous-acting artificial intelligence system - RipleyAI – which has proven success in automatically cutting energy by over 40%, learning, adapting, monitoring, optimizing, and controlling all of an office building’s systems, including HVAC, lighting systems, access control, and much more.  The company delivers a fully-autonomous smart building and self-learning IoT platform for existing buildings (old and new) and their systems, extendable in custom configurations to thousands of property solutions. CleanAir by InteliGlas featured on the platform is an air-ionization/ventilation solution in response to COVID-19 that combats viruses, bacteria, and mold within the whole of the office building. InteliGlas provides direct command & control access to building operations and data, designed for use by building owners and facility managers. Its Internet browser cloud application is extensible to tenants and subcontractors alike. InteliGlas Corporation is an American PropTech company based in Pasadena, California, launched in 2018. www.inteligas.com"]
["Cybitron, LLC dba TFA Labs","info@tfalabs.tech","256-652-5027","Small Business","• IoT Device Security\n• Microelectronics\n• Device Integrity and Authenticity\n• Digital Identity\n• Verifiable Credentials\n• Blockchain Technology\n","Device security for smart grid interoperability.  TFA Labs developed IoT-SAS™ a microcontroller, embeddable technology for IoT devices that offers a secure tamper-proof digital identity backed by blockchain technology. When coupled with Decentralized Identifiers (DIDs) and Verifiable Credentials (VCs) this solution offers a dynamic and decentralized permissioned system enabling real-time device integrity and authenticity guarantees. TFA Labs also developed a prototype for smart security for legacy Modbus equipment in support of a SBIR effort for the DOE. This enables legacy equipment to integrate with the next generation smart-grid through the use of blockchain and adding a smart-bridge capability to ensure data integrity over-the-wire."]
["Minnesota Department of Commerce, Division of Energy Resources, State Energy Office","clean.energy@state.mn.us","651-539-1886","MN State Energy Office","Deployment of innovative technology in the built environment via policies, pilots and programs","• Market assessment\n• Stakeholder development\n• Training\n• Technical assistance\nhttps://mn.gov/commerce/industries/energy/\n"]

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["Category 1: Multi-purpose Plug-and-Play Sensor Packages"]
["Category 2: Virtual Sensors and Predictive Models"]
["Category 3: Sub-metering, Continuous Commissioning, Automated Fault Detection & Diagnostics"]
["Category 4: Occupant-Centered Sensing and Controls"]
["Category 5: Other"]
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["Question 1","1. What technologies represent the current state-of-the-art for this category?"]
["Question 2","2. What are appropriate performance metrics (i.e., ways of measuring or evaluating the performance of a technology), as well as quantitative values for current state-of-the-art, commercially available products for those metrics and future target values for 2020 to characterize and compare different technology solutions under this category?"]
["Question 3","3. The category description includes a list of qualitative capabilities that describe an “ideal” technology.  What additional capabilities or criteria, if any, are missing from this list?"]
["Question 4","4. Regarding current R&D:  a. What technologies are currently under research or investigation?  b. What advantages are these technologies intended to have over those that are commercially available?  c. Do these technologies add any capabilities of an ideal technology (as listed in the Background section) that commercially-available technologies lack?  d. What limitations do these technologies face (e.g., cost, complexity, accuracy, reliability, range)? What additional research is required before they will be commercially available?"]
["Question 5","5. What technologies currently under development might be suitable for large buildings under construction or major renovation?  What technologies currently under development might be suitable for residential buildings or small commercial buildings?  What are the remaining R&D challenges that must be resolved before these technologies could be commercially available?"]
["Question 6","6. Are there intermediate innovations or key enabling technologies that require R&D before improvements in the listed categories are possible?  What are these enabling technologies or innovations?"]
["Question 7","7. What R&D opportunities remain for improving the performance or reducing the cost of existing technologies?  To what extent can existing technologies be improved?"]
["Question 8","8. What are market-acceptable equipment costs, labor costs, maintenance costs, commissioning costs, other costs, and time requirements for technologies in this category (expressed as a function of an acceptable unit [e.g., gross sq. ft., sensor, device, etc.] for each specified parameter)?  Please provide separate responses specific to residential and/or commercial buildings."]
["Question 9","9. What effects could improvements in the technologies within a category have on interest in and adoption of products for building energy management? How might the influence of improved systems differ between the new construction and retrofit markets?"]
["Question 10","10. What market barriers or other challenges, if any, prevent the wider use of existing state-of-the-art technologies?"]
["Question 11","11. What market opportunities would be created by improvements to commercially-available technologies?  What specific capabilities are required from these improved technologies to unlock the market opportunities identified?"]
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