National Renewable Energy Laboratory
Energy Analysis Office
Program Analysis
The Lab's Program Analysis conducts work that shapes the Department of Energy's (DOE) budgeting, planning, and management functions.
Biomass
See the biomass technology analysis page for more information.
Building Technologies
See the buildings technology analysis page for more information.
Distributed Energy and Electricity Reliability
Distributed energy resources (DER) technologies are playing an increasingly important role in the nation's energy portfolio. They can be used to meet base load power, peaking power, backup power, remote power, power quality, as well as cooling and heating needs.
Federal Energy Management Program
The Federal Energy Management Program (FEMP) and other organizations have developed a wealth of resources to help energy managers and others find smart solutions to today's energy and water management challenges. Analysis has helped develop a wide range of materials - publications, software, videos, and more — that you can download or order to help you design sustainable buildings, buy the most efficient products, research new technologies, and much more.
See the Technology Analysis page for applicable technologies.
Vehicle Technologies Program
See the advanced vehicles and fuel technology analysis page for more information.
Geothermal Technologies
See the geothermal technology analysis page for more information.
Hydrogen, Fuel Cells, and Infrastructure Technologies
See the hydrogen and fuel cell technology analysis page for more information.
Industrial Technologies
Partnerships with U.S. industry to develop and deliver advanced technologies that increase energy efficiency, improve environmental performance, and boost productivity are key to America's energy future.
See the Technology Analysis page for applicable technologies.
Solar Energy Technologies
See the solar energy technology analysis page for more information.
Weatherization and Intergovernmental Program
The efficient use of energy and increased use of renewable energy is key to lower energy bills in homes and workplaces, less pollution in our cities, and increased energy security.
See the Technology Analysis page for applicable technologies.
Wind and Hydropower Technologies
See the wind and hydropower technology analysis page for more information.
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