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Energy Technologies Area (ETA) researchers are continually building on the strong scientific foundation we have developed over the past 50 years. We address the world’s most pressing climate challenges by bringing to market energy-efficient innovations across the buildings, transportation, and industrial sectors. ETA is at the forefront of developing better batteries for electric vehicles; improving the country's aging electrical grid and innovating distributed energy and storage solutions; developing grid-interactive, efficient buildings; and providing the most comprehensive market and data analysis worldwide for renewable technologies like wind and solar.
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2005

Auer, Hans, Marian Klobasa, Carlo Obersteiner, Michael Stadler, Mario Ragwitz, and Claus Huber."Modellierung von Kraftwerksbetrieb und Regelenergiebedarf bei verstärkter Einspesung von Windenergie in verschiedene Energiesysteme unter Berücksichtigung des Lastmanagements." (2005).

Wang, Juan, Jesse Cohen, Jennifer L Edwards, and Chris Marnay."A Locational Analysis of Generation Benefits on Long Island, New York." (2005) 35.

Stadler, Michael."Economic Constraints for Integral Resource Optimization Networks." (2005).

Kranzl, Lukas, Michael Stadler, Gustav Resch, Claus Huber, Reinhard Haas, Mario Ragwitz, Anselm Brakhage, Jacky Pett, Pedro Gürtler, Adam Gula, Beata Sliz, Elzbieta Gula, Arkadiusz Figorski, Georgios C Bakos, Elena Tsioliaridou, Kaj Joergensen, and Manuel Fernandes."Tools for the efficient design of RES & RUE promotion schemes: Recommendations derived from the project Invert, Working Paper of Phase 7 of the project INVERT." (2005).

Zhou, Nan, Chris Marnay, Ryan M Firestone, Weijun Gao, and Masaru Nishida."Assessment of Distributed Generation Potential in Japanse Buildings." (2005) 7.

Piette, Mary Ann, David S Watson, Naoya Motegi, and Norman Bourassa."Automated Demand Response and Commissioning."National Conference on Building Commissioning (2005).

Kranzl, Lukas, Michael Stadler, Claus Huber, Reinhard Haas, and Mario Ragwitz."Comparing poly options: Methodology and conclusions derived from Invert."International dissemination conference of the project Invert, April 21st, 2005 (2005).

Stadler, Michael, Lukas Kranzl, Gustav Resch, Claus Huber, and Reinhard Haas."Das dynamische Bottom-Up Simulationstool Invert zur Bewertung von Förderstrategien im Gebäude-, Strom- und Transportsektor."International dissemination conference of the project Invert (2005).

Siddiqui, Afzal S, Chris Marnay, Jennifer L Edwards, Ryan M Firestone, Srijay Ghosh, and Michael Stadler."Effects of a CarbonTax on Microgrid Combined Heat and Power Adoption."Journal of Energy EngineeringAmerican Society of Civil Engineers (ASCE) 131 (2005) 2-25.

Stadler, Michael, Lukas Kranzl, Gustav Resch, Claus Huber, and Reinhard Haas."Introduction to the Invert Simulation Tool."International dissemination conference of the project Invert, April 21st, 2005 (2005).

Stadler, Michael, Lukas Kranzl, Gustav Resch, Claus Huber, and Reinhard Haas."Invert Simulation Tool: Modelling Promotion Schemes for sustainable energy systems."International dissemination conference of the project invert, April 21st, 2005 (2005).

Stadler, Michael, Lukas Kranzl, and Claus Huber."The INVERT Simulation Tool, User Manual – Description of the Model. Final Version 2.0.5, Working Paper of Phase 5 of the project INVERT." (2005).

Stadler, Michael, Lukas Kranzl, Gustav Resch, Claus Huber, and Reinhard Haas."Das dynamische Bottom-Up Simulationstool Invert."International dissemination conference of the project Invert (2005).

Stadler, Michael, Lukas Kranzl, Gustav Resch, Claus Huber, and Reinhard Haas."Invert - A Bottom-Up Simulation Tool for the Dynamic Evaluation of the Effects of Promotion Schemes in the fiels of RES and RUE."International dissemination conference of the project Invert, March 4, 2005 (2005).

Siddiqui, Afzal S, Chris Marnay, Owen C Bailey, and Kristina Hamachi LaCommare."Optimal selection of on-site power generation with combined heat and power applications."International Journal of Distributed Energy Resources 1.1 (2005) 33-62.

Ragwitz, Mario, Anselm Brakhage, Lukas Kranzl, Michael Stadler, Claus Huber, Reinhard Haas, Elena Tsioliaridou, Jacky Pett, Pedro Gürtler, Kaj Joergensen, Arkadiusz Figorski, Adam Gula, Elzbieta Gula, Beata Sliz, and Artur Wyrwa."Case Studies, Work Package 6 of INVERT." (2005).

Palensky, Peter, Brigitte Lorenz, Charlotte Roesener, Michael Stadler, Manfred Weihs, and Thomas Frank."Integral Resource Optimization Network Study." (2005).

Stadler, Michael, and Lukas Kranzl."Invert - Das Simulations- Tool zur Bewertung von Förderstrategien im Gebäude-, Strom- und Transportsektor."Internationale Energiewirtschaftstagung an der TU Wien, February 16-18, 2005 (2005).

Kranzl, Lukas, and Michael Stadler."Modellierung von Förderinstrumenten für erneuerbare Energieträger und Energieeffizienz am Beispiel der Stadt Wien."Internationale Energiewirtschaftstagung an der TU Wien, February 16-18, 2005 (2005).

Kranzl, Lukas, Michael Stadler, Claus Huber, and Reinhard Haas."Strategien und Softwaretools zur effizienten Förderung nachhaltiger Energiesysteme."Zeirschrift Energy Number 2 (2005) 32-34.

Roesener, Charlotte, Peter Palensky, Manfred Weihs, Brigitte Lorenz, and Michael Stadler."Integral Resource Optimization Network - a new solution on power markets."INDIN '05. 2005 3rd International IEEE Conference on Industrial Informatics August 10-12, 2005 (2005) 578-583. DOI

Watson, David S."Proposal for 2008 Title 24 Global Temperature Adjustment (GTA)." (2005).

Haas, Reinhard, Lukas Weissensteiner, Michael Stadler, and Thomas Faber."Umsetzung der Energiedienstleistungsrichtlinie der EU."VEO Journal Dezember 2005-2006 (2005) 44-47.

2004

Barbose, Galen L, Charles A Goldman, and Bernard Neenan."A Survey of Utility Experience with Real Time Pricing." (2004) 127.

Zhou, Nan, Chris Marnay, Ryan M Firestone, Weijun Gao, and Masaru Nishida."The Potential for Distributed Generation in Japanese Prototype Buildings: A DER-CAM Analysis of Policy, Tariff Design, Building Energy Use, and Technology Development." (2004) 75.