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原文传递 Proceedings of the workshop on cool building materials

题名：	Proceedings of the workshop on cool building materials
作者：	Akbari, H.; Fishman, B.; Frohnsdorff, G.
关键词：	Building Materials; Buildings; Pavements; Roads; Cooling; Daylighting; Meetings; Energy Conservation; Illuminance; Skylights; Solar Radiation; Thermodynamic Properties; Windows
摘要：	The Option 9, Cool Communities, of the Clinton-Gore Climate Change Action Plan (CCAP) calls for mobilizing community and corporate resources to strategically plant trees and lighten the surfaces of buildings and roads in order to reduce cooling energy use of the buildings. It is estimated that Cool Communities Project will potentially save over 100 billion kilowatt-hour of energy per year corresponding to 27 million tons of carbon per year by the year 2015. To pursue the CCAP's objectives, Lawrence Berkeley Laboratory (LBL) on behalf of the Department of Energy and the Environmental Protection Agency, in cooperation with the Building and Fire Research Laboratory of the National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST), organized a one-day meeting to (1) explore the need for developing a national plan to assess the technical feasibility and commercial potential of high-albedo (''cool'') building materials, and if appropriate, to (2) outline a course of action for developing the plan. The meeting took place on February 28, 1994, in Gaithersburg, Maryland. The proceedings of the conference, Cool Building Materials, includes the minutes of the conference and copies of presentation materials distributed by the conference participants.
总页数：	73p
报告类型：	科技报告