This Federal Energy Management Program resource highlights energy- and water-saving heating, ventilation, and air-conditioning technologies with potential for broader application across federal facilities. Technologies discussed include variable-air-volume ventilation, novel dehumidification systems, magnetic-bearing chiller compressors, thermal energy storage, geothermal heating and cooling, and thermosyphon cooler hybrid systems. The resource includes federal facility case studies and information to help agencies evaluate these technologies as potential energy and water conservation measures.
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