We take great pride in our Web site and our many sister Web sites developed for specific programs and in partnerships with other agencies. Take a look at how we're reaching out through the Internet to impact energy use throughout the world.
 EnergyGaugeEnergyGauge is a user-friendly PC software tool that was created to allow simple yet detailed performance-based analysis of building energy use and perform economic analysis of proposed energy improvements. Check out this site for more information on this product. |
 EnergyWhizA just-for-kids site filled with activities and information about our energy programs for K-12 students. |
 Improving Building Systems in Hot and Humid Climates This two-day conference, which presents leading research on building systems and components, equipment advances, design and construction methods and case studies. |
 InfomonitorsA site dedicated to FSEC's monitoring and data analysis services and expertise. |
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Florida GreenbuildingThis Florida-specific site offers energy-saving tips, energy and water-saving calculators, rebates and incentives, green programs, and green building case studies. |
 SitePowerDistributed generation (DG) of power has become a crucial component for our energy security. This site features case studies of DG systems. |
 Southeast Green Power Network The Southeast Green Power Network (SEGP) is a group of southeastern state agencies and nonprofit organizations committed to working together as a region to promote the development of a sustainable renewable energy infrastructure. |
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Energy Efficiency Center The SEEC team is led by the Florida Solar Energy Center (FSEC) in partnership with the Southface Energy Institute (Southface) and the Energy Systems Laboratory (ESL) at Texas A&M University. These three principals represent the most knowledgeable and experienced building energy efficiency institutions and building science expertise in the South, having extensive experience in both commercial and residential buildings. |
 Space Coast Clean Cities The Space Coast Clean Cities Coalition is a Florida chapter of the U.S. DOE Clean Cities Program and has been designated as the 75th member of the program. It is administered by the Florida Solar Energy Center and is a locally-based government-industry partnership encompassing a nine-county area of Brevard, Indian River, Lake, Osceola, Okeechobee, Orange, Seminole, St. Lucie and Volusia in east central Florida. |
 Utility Report Card The Utility Report Card (URC) is a web-based Energy Information System that reports and graphs monthly utility data for schools. The program was developed and prototyped using Orange County Public Schools (OCPS) utility data. |
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