Contents

Introduction

Getting Started

Education and Training
Financial Help

Getting Professional

Energy Economics
Energy Software
Things To Know About

Getting Work

Business and Job Opportunities
Energy Research Grants & Contract Opportunities
Marketing Energy Services

Introduction

Building energy professionals, as with any other profession, do their best work when they have the proper tools! The list of links below are designed to help you gain access to the wide variety of tools and other information needed to provide professional energy services.

Getting Started

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Education and Training
Financial Help

Education and Training
As with most professional occupations, the energy professional has a variety of education and training courses and programs available through which to get started. These are also great places to make connections that may help you in the future. The people you meet can end up being your employer, employee, co-worker, contract partner, etc.

NEW (3/26/00) -
ENERGYRESOURCE2000 - BRINGING TOGETHER THE WORLD'S ENERGY PROFESSIONALS
RMR Design Associates, in partnership with the World Energy Council, announce EnergyResource2000, the world's first inter-active, on-line energy conference and virtual exhibition to address the scale of the global transition required to ensure a sustainable energy supply and use in the new millennium.

Certified Energy Analyst Program
California Association Of Building Energy Consultants

California Environmental Education Interagency Network

California Virtual University
California's leading colleges and universities are working together to create
the world's virtual university -- with courses, degree programs and other services.

De Anza College - Energy Management Program - Lots Of Training Links!
This site is a great source of energy management training programs (see the Professional Training link). Check this link often for updates on the formulation of De Anza's Energy Management Program. This site is under heavy construction!

De Anza College - Environmental Studies Program
The mission of the Environmental Studies program at De Anza College is to integrate physical, biological, human, socioeconomic and political principles, and employ formal and non-formal methods of teaching as an effective means of education. They believe that environmental education should provide students with a scientific foundation, knowledge of social and economic concepts, and an awareness of their roles within a sustainable society.

The Energy Training Program (ETP)
The Energy Training Program provides technical and management level training for energy and environmental professionals around the world. Participants receive training in topics such as: energy efficiency, environmental management, renewable energy, electric power, institutional management, privatization, planning and finance. ETP staff also carry out Training Needs Assessments for countries by request before initiating a full program. The Program is managed by the Institute of International Education's Department of Science and Technology, and is sponsored by the U.S. Agency for International Development.

The Environment, Economics, and Politics
Claremont McKenna College, Claremont, CA
An interdisciplinary program at Claremont McKenna College that helps students understand the interdependence of environmental issues, economics and politics, and prepares them to deal effectively with such complexities.

Energy/Environment/Economics (E3) PROGRAM
University of Illinois at Chicago
An interdisciplinary undergraduate and graduate engineering education and research program focused on the critical role of energy supply and utilization, and the related environmental impacts on the global economy.

Facilities Net
Offers Energy Service Providers (ESP's) and users information covering design, construction, management and maintenance of building energy
systems as well as a discussion group, news on utility deregulation and more.

Field Training
Training in energy mortgages, blower doors, whole house diagnostics and repair, as well as rating houses for energy efficiency.

Photovoltaic Design course On-Line
Take this design course online, from Solar Energy International

Society of Building Science Educators
An association of university educators and practitioners in architecture and related disciplines who support excellence in the teaching of environmental science and building technologies. SBSE's goal of promoting and
supporting quality instruction in building science is realized through a broad range of practical activities.

Vital Signs
The project encourages architecture students to examine architectural, lighting, and mechanical systems in existing buildings with attention to energy use, occupant well-being, and architectural spacemaking.

WWW Virtual Library: Engineering
An extensive resource of online information of value to engineers of all sorts.

Financial Help

Funding Assistance
Various sources of financial help for small businesses from Envirolink.

Getting Professional


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Energy Economics
Energy Software
Things To Know About

Energy Economics

Related Links:

Energy Efficiency & Health, Productivity, and Comfort
Subsidies and Externalities

Building LifeCycle Information Support System (BLISS)

Construction Economics
From Engineering News & Record

Database of Energy-Efficient Appliances
California Energy Commission

Database for Energy-Efficient Resources
California Energy Commission

Energy economics; books available online

The Energy Guy's Guide to Economic Analysis
An example life cycle cost analysis (of various water heating systems).

eVALUator Financial Analysis Software - Order Free Online
This program calculates the life-cycle benefits of investments in improved building design. It analyzes and financial benefits from building improvements that reduce energy cost, raise employee productivity, and enhance tenant satisfaction.

FRESA
A first-order screening tool to identify potentially cost-effective applications of renewable energy technology on a building and facility level. FRESA (Federal Renewable Energy Screening Assistant) is useful for determining which renewable energy applications require further investigation. Technologies represented include: active solar heating, active solar cooling, solar hot water, daylighting with windows, daylighting with skylights, photovoltaic, solar thermal electric (parabolic dish, parabolic trough, central power tower), wind electricity, small hydropower, biomass electricity (wood, waste, etc.), and cooling load avoidance (multiple glazing, window shading, increased wall insulation, infiltration control). Life-cycle cost calculations comply with 10 CFR 436.

Home Energy Saver
Enter your zip code and learn the best ways to save energy in your home. From Lawrence Berkeley National Labs (LBNL).

Life-Cycle Costing Workshop for Energy Conservation in Buildings: Student Manual

RSPEC
The RSPEC! Program was developed by the U.S. Department of Energy to assist pool owners and operators to Reduce Swimming Pool Energy Costs (RSPEC)!

Solar Benefits Model
Use this tool to estimate the economic benefits of installing a solar water-heating system when its cost is financed through a mortgage, either on a new home or when a system is added to a existing home which is being purchased or refinanced. This program is intended primarily for residential applications.

Energy Software

Related Links:

Energy Auditing

ADELINE (daylighting)

AIRS - Aerometric Information Retrieval System - Free Download Online
AIRS is a computer-based repository of information about airborne pollution in the United States and various World Health Organization (WHO) member countries.

Awnshade
Calculates the unshaded fraction of a rectangular window for any given solar position coordinates relative to the window. Calculations are made for window shading configurations including awnings with or without side walls or overhangs of arbitrary dimensions above the window. Awnshade can also calculate the unshaded fraction for a sequence of solar positions. It calculates the effective unshaded fraction of diffuse sky irradiance or illuminance incident on the window, assuming uniform sky radiance/luminance, and the effective ground-reflected unshaded fraction. Includes the capability for handling cases in which shadows of the side of the awning/overhang cross the top of the window.

BEES (Building for Environmental and Economic Sustainability)
The National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST) has developed and automated an approach for measuring the life-cycle environmental and economic performance of building products. Known as BEES (Building for Environmental and Economic Sustainability), the tool is based on consensus standards and designed to be practical, flexible, and transparent. BEES reduces complex, science-based technical content to decision-enabling results and delivers them in a visually intuitive graphical format. Since publication in June 2000, over 5400 copies of BEES 2.0 have been requested by individuals from more than 65 countries.

BIPV Designer
Shareware software for people interested in Building Integrated Photovoltaic (BIPV) energy and economic estimating.

BLAST Home Page
The BLAST system is a set of computer programs for estimating heating and cooling energy consumption in buildings, and analyzing energy costs. The BLAST home page provides program applicability information, simulation overviews, a product catalog, links to online Theses and Papers, a demo version of the Heat Balance Loads Calculator (HBLC) program, a directory of staff members, and information on employment opportunities.

Building Design Advisor
The BDA is a Windows(R) computer program that addresses the needs of building decision-makers from the initial, schematic phases of building design through the detailed specification of building components and systems. The BDA is built around an object-oriented representation of the building and its context, which is mapped onto the corresponding representations of multiple tools and databases. It then acts as a data manager and process controller, automatically preparing input to simulation tools and integrating their output in ways that support multi-criterion decision making.

Building Energy Related Sites

Builders Guide Software
A simplified, easy to use tool for estimating building energy use. Available from the Passive Solar Industries Council.

CALRES
A building simulation model used to comply with California Title-24 Energy Standards.

Carrier E20-II
Carrier's E20-II HVAC Design Software is a suite of DOS software tools for the HVAC design engineer from Carrier Corporation. Individual programs are licensed with a first year fee and a subsequent annual renewal fee. Brief summaries of the major programs follow based on Carrier web page information and software literature provided by the local dealer. DEMO versions were request from Carrier and the dealer, without response. Consequently no Carrier programs are included in the software evaluation tables. Carrier sponsors regional hands-on training seminars for E-II users. Interested individuals should contact their local Carrier dealer.

Center for Building Sciences list of Energy Software
Lawrence Berkeley Labs, Berkeley, CA, USA.

COMcheck-Plus
Computer program to perform building energy code compliance checks.

Computer Aided Engineering downloadable software

CREST Energy Virtual Library

Department Of Energys Energy Software Tools Directory

Designing Low Energy Buildings
Information covering the design of low energy buildings from the Sustainable Buildings Industries Council (SBIC).

DOE-2 (SAC Software)
DOE-2 (Lawrence Berkeley Labs)
DOE-2 is a widely used and accepted building energy use analysis program that can predict the energy use and cost for all types of buildings. DOE-2 uses a description of the building layout, constructions, usage, conditioning systems (lighting, HVAC, etc.) and utility rates provided by the user, along with weather data, to perform an hourly simulation of the building and to estimate utility bills.

Eco-Quantum
Eco-Quantum claims to be the first computer instrument to assess the environmental burden of a complete building on the basis of LCA. This includes the impact of energy use, maintenance, differences in durability of building components and product reuse and renovation. Architects can use the computer program (Windows driven) to assess in a quick, simple and objective way the total environmental burden (from cradle to grave) and improve their building design. Different alternatives of building designs can be compared easily.

Electric Power Software Center (EPSC)

Elite Software
Elite Software develops HVAC, electrical, plumbing, and fire protection design software. Over 30 programs are offered for such applications as HVAC load calculations, building energy analysis, HVAC duct and pipe sizing, plumbing & lighting design, fault current calculations, voltage drops, fuse and breaker coordination, and much more. Much of their HVAC software and other programs are also available for Windows.

Energy10 Software (This tool is used by The Energy Guy)
Evaluates building energy use, lighting and other loads, emissions. Has ability to apply and rank a number of energy features and provides extensive graphing capability. Available from the Sustainable Buildings Industries Council (SBIC).

Energy 10 weather files (ftp download site)

Energy - Free Download Online
Computer program calculates energy savings associated with insulation, windows, doors, caulking and weatherstripping.

Energy Crossroads: Software Directory

Energy eVALUator - Financial Analysis Software -Free Download Online
Energy eVALUator is a free, easy-to-use Windowsô-based program that calculates the lifecycle benefits of investments that improve building design. It analyzes financial benefits from measures that reduce energy cost, raise employee productivity, and enhance tenant satisfaction. It also provides building owners, developers, tenants, architects, engineers, and facility managers with the financial information necessary to make sound decisions about building improvements. From Energy Design Resources

EnergyPlus (The Energy Guy uses this tool)
Combines the features of the DOE-2 and BLAST programs into a new, powerful, and more accurate program called EnergyPlus. Includes a new input data structure, allows easy attachment of graphical user interfaces, modularized code allows others to easily add new calculation features, a new output data structure allows easy attachment of postprocessors for results display and analysis, planned additions (such as ground heat transfer and interzone air flow) allow simulation of processes not available in either DOE-2 or BLAST, and links to the component-based programs SPARK and MODSIM allow simulation of complex systems that are beyond the scope of the basic EnergyPlus model. The first release of EnergyPlus is expected at the end of 1998.

Energy Software Resources - Large list!
Department Of Energys "Energy Eff. & Renew. Energy Network" (EREN)

Energy Software (REDI) - Large list!
Includes the following categories: Energy Analysis Software, Energy Code Compliance Software, Foam Panel Design Software, Home Energy Rating Software, HVAC Design Software, Hydronic Heating Design Software, Indoor Air Quality Software, Moisture Transfer Software, Solar Shading Software, and Window Thermal Analysis Software.

ENERPASS (Enermodal)

EPA Energy Star & Green Lights Program - Software Tools - Free Download Online
EPA's Atmospheric Pollution Prevention Division

eQUEST Energy Analysis Software - Order Free Online
eQUEST is a free, easy-to-use building energy use analysis tool that allows you to quickly and accurately estimate the impact of various building design options. From Energy Design Resources

Factor Information Retrieval Data System (FIRE) - Free Download Online
A computerized database management system containing EPA's recommended emission estimation factors for criteria and hazardous air pollutants.

FChart
Solar System Analysis; Domestic Hot Water, Active/Passive Space Heating, Indoor/Outdoor Pool Heating. FChart Software, Middletown, WI USA
(608) 836-8536 (phone/fax)

FENSPEC - Fenestration Selection Software
A software-based electronic directory which lists the performance data on various fenestration products. Fenestration products include glazing, windows, doors, and skylights.

Foam Panel Wall U-Value Calculator - Useable Online
Graphics of structural details are available for viewing; provides whole-wall thermal performance calculation by allowing a selection of wall options from the lists provided.

FSEC 3.0
A detailed whole-building and component analysis program; includes heat, moisture and contaminant transport simulation

The Green Building Advisor
The Green Building Advisor is a software program designed to help architects and other building professionals design occupant-friendly and environmentally-friendly buildings.

Heating Load Calculator
Provides rough estimate of your heating load given general construction and location information

Home Energy Saver
Enter your zip code and learn the best ways to save energy in your home. From Lawrence Berkeley National Labs (LBNL).

HVAC Software
A collection of links to commercial as well as some "freeware" software.

International Energy Agency (IEA) Task 22
Task 22 intends to establish a sound technical basis for analyzing solar, low-energy buildings with available and emerging building energy analysis tools.

Macintosh Operating System Energy Software
A list of energy software packages that run on Macintosh OS computers.

MICROPAS (This tool is used by The Energy Guy)
California residential energy analysis, heating/cooling load calculation, parametric run generator, many other features. Developed by ENERCOMP.

PC (Microsoft) Operating System Energy Software
A list of energy software packages that run on Windows-based computers.

PLACES (an urban design analysis tool)

PowerDOE: A Visual Energy Analysis Tool
PowerDOE is a powerful and flexible building energy use and cost estimation tool. It includes a graphical user interface that provides 2-D and 3-D displays of your building layout including architectural and HVAC features as well as graphical modeling results. PowerDOE uses DOE-2.2 as its simulation "engine" for all energy and cost calculations. PowerDOE is a complete implementation of DOE-2.2 features including all its new interactive features for dynamic recalculation of defaults during use.

Project Kalc - A Lighting Systems Analysis Tool - Free Download Online
Comprehensive energy & economic analysis of lighting upgrades

Photovoltaic System Design Worksheet - Free Download Online.
(This tool is used by The Energy Guy)
Program for designing Photovoltaic systems, specifically for calculating AC and DC loads, how many solar panels and batteries these loads would require (Versions now available for both MacIntosh and Windows operating systems).

PVWATTS
Calculates electrical energy produced by a grid-connected photovoltaic (PV) system.

Quik-Fan - A VAV system economics program - Free Download Online
Assess the cost-effectiveness of changing to a VAV (variable air volume) systems.

Recycling Impact On Global Warming
EPA's Climate Change and Waste Site
This site explains how solid waste reduction and recycling, through reducing energy use, helps slow global climate change by decreasing the amount of heat-trapping greenhouse gases that are linked to everyday trash. The site includes the GHG (Green House Gas) report, grant summaries, a links page. Solid waste planners and other interested organizations can download the WARM spreadsheet emission calculator from the Tools and Publications page for use in estimating greenhouse gas emission reductions from several different waste management practices.

Renewables and Energy Efficiency Planning (REEP) - Free Download Online
Analyzes 87 energy- and water-efficiency technologies at 239 Department of Defense (DOD) installations. Technologies are evaluated for their energy savings potential, financial viability, and pollution abatement potential.

RETScreen
Renewable Energy Technologies (RETs) project assessment tool; a standardised project pre-feasibility assessment software that facilitates the identification of cost-effective deployment opportunities for renewable energy technologies. The tool currently evaluates wind energy, small hydro, photovoltaics (PV), solar ventilation air heating and biomass heating.

RSPEC
The RSPEC! Program was developed by the U.S. Department of Energy to assist pool owners and operators to Reduce Swimming Pool Energy Costs (RSPEC)!

SkyCalc
SkyCalc is a simple computer tool that helps building designers determine the optimum skylighting strategy that will achieve maximum lighting and HVAC energy savings for a building. This program is a Microsoft Excelô spreadsheet application that runs on a personal computer.

Solar Benefits Model
Use this tool to estimate the economic benefits of installing a solar water-heating system when its cost is financed through a mortgage, either on a new home or when a system is added to a existing home which is being purchased or refinanced. This program is intended primarily for residential applications.

SolargyF (based on FChart) - Free Download Online. (This tool is used by The Energy Guy)
Helps size active solar water heating systems using flat plate collectors (water or air).  Domestic hot-water and space heating may be analyzed with collectors at arbitrary tilt and orientation.

SolarPro 2.0
Simulates the operation of an active solar hot water heating system, hour by hour, for one year based on Typical Meteorological Year 2 (TMY2) information available from NREL. Dozens of customizable variables are
incorporated into the simulation.

Sunchart Computer Software

TRACE C.D.S. Software
Trane offers an array of software tools to help you design, size, select and apply equipment in heating, ventilation, and air conditioning (HVAC) systems for all types of buildings. With Windows-based System Analyzerô you can compare the energy performance of equipment and system alternatives. For a more comprehensive analysis, refer to the TRACE® 600 suite of software. Need to do a load analysis? Use Load Expressô or TRACE Load 700. What about help with duct system design? Try VariTraneô Duct Designer. You can also select your equipment with Trane Selection Programs. They also offer CAD Equipment Templates and two different economics tools.

University of California Los Angeles (UCLA) Energy Design Tools - Free Download Online

VisualDOE
VisualDOE eliminates the need for users to labor over creating and/or positioning individual surfaces. Users instead work with blocks, each representing a group of rooms, complete with correctly positioned surfaces, windows, lighting systems, and other modeling features. Blocks can be stretched, stacked and otherwise arranged to create just about any building form. Beginners will appreciate the drag and drop ease of creating building models, built-in templates for standard building types and appropriate default values for HVAC systems. Advanced users can now schedule central plant operations, define custom load ranges for central plant equipment management, and edit DOE-2 input files from within VisualDOE3.0.

Wash State Univerisity Software Page

Wattsun5.5 (Univ. Wash., U.S.)

Wright Software
Producers of the Right-J Load Calculation Software.

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Things It Helps To Know More About -

Appliance & Equipment Cost Databases
Appliance & Equipment Directories
Auditing of Building Energy Use
Building Codes
Building Commissioning
Climate Data
Economics
Energy Efficiency & Health, Productivity, and Comfort
Energy Information
Energy Products
Fenestration (Window) Data
HVAC (Heating, Ventilation and Air Conditioning)
Industry Links
Lighting
Myths, Lies and Factoids about People, Energy, and Buildings
Plumbing
Professional Energy Services
Renewable Energy
Various Energy Reference Materials
Weather Data

Appliance & Equipment Cost Databases

Database for Energy Efficient Resources
Database for Energy Efficient Resources (DEER) is a computer software package and an associated database which contains extensive information on selected energy-efficient technologies and measures. The DEER provides estimates of the average cost, market saturation and energy-savings potential for these technologies in residential and nonresidential applications. Specific data for each technology include size, efficiency, energy savings, saturation by climate area and by utility area, and useful life.

Appliance & Equipment Directories

Appliances
Databases Available Here Include: High-Efficiency Central Air Conditioners, High-Efficiency Heat Pumps, High-Efficiency Central Gas Furnaces, High-Efficiency Room Air Conditioners,High-Efficiency Refrigerators, Refrigerator-Freezers, Freezers and Wine Chillers.

GAMA
The Gas Appliance Manufacturer's Association page has directorys for a wide range of gas appliances.

Building Codes

Building Code Help Online

- Combined Hydronic (Space/Water Heating) Codes
- Comparison of IAPMO & ICBO versions of Codes
- Photovoltaic (Solar Elec.) Codes
- Venting of Appliances (Combustion Air)

California Energy Code Publications

Building Commissioning

Portland Energy Conservation Inc. (PECI)
Commissioning Resources Online

Model Commissioning Plan and Guide Specifications
A complete toolkit of materials to incorporate building commissioning into your project! Version 2.05 (February 1998)

National Conference on Building Commissioning

Web Sites with Information and Documents

Energy Efficiency & Health, Productivity, and Comfort
The benefits of energy efficiency - as well as renewable energy - in the area of health, productivity, and comfort , can often exceed the economic benefits. This is an important area to be aware of and to stay up-to-date with.

Energy Information (General Links)

Energy Design Resources - A great new resource (12/98)
Energy Design Resources offers a valuable new palette of energy design tools and resources that make it easier to design and build energy-efficient commercial and industrial buildings in Southern California. The goal of Energy Design Resources is to educate building owners, architects, engineers, lighting designers, and developers about techniques and technologies for energy efficient
construction.

Energy Products (General Links)
Where do you go to find the products you need? This is a good starting point, as the links here will take you to major lists of suppliers.

Fenestration (Window) Information
This link will take you to a wide variety of information sources on windows.

Directory Of Certified Window Products
Contains descriptive information and thermal transmission data (U-factors) for over 30,500 certified products. Solar Heat Gain Coefficient (SHGC) data, covering over 450 products, is now available in this directory for the first time. National Fenestration Rating Council (NFRC)

HVAC (Heating, Ventilation and Air Conditioning) Information
This link will take you to a wide variety of information sources on windows.

HVAC Portal
This site lives up to it's name, featuring links to publications, organizations, education, career & recruiting, bid opportunities, construction, contracting, engineering, operation & maintenance, codes & standards, law & regulations, HVAC & construction newsgroups, software and more!

Myths, Lies and Factoids about People, Energy, and Buildings
This page is based on notes from a talk given by Rick Diamond at the Pacific Energy Center in San Francisco on April 8, 1999. I decided to publish Rick's "Myths, Lies and Factoids" on The Energy Guy web site because I found them to range from thought-provoking to profound as well as quite entertaining!

Plumbing
Various types of plumbing systems are often found in alternative energy solutions. These links will take you to a variety of energy-related plumbing information sites.

Ask the Master Plumber

Professional Energy Services

Renewable Energy

Renewable Energy Education
Renewable Energy Information
Renewable Energy Products and Services

Various Energy Reference Materials

Gas, Oil & Electricity

Electricity

Energy Marketing
General Reference
Independent Power

Gas & Oil

General References - 1
General References - 2
Finance & Economics
Surveys & Data Collection Projects

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Getting Work

Jump to:
Business Opportunities
Research Grants & Contract Opportunities
Marketing Professional Energy Services

Business and Job Opportunities

American Association for the Advancement of Science (AAAS)
The American Association for the Advancement of Science (AAAS) Job
Information Web Site. Their listings includes all vacancies currently available and is updated on a weekly basis.

Construction.Com - Jobs

Green Dream Jobs
Job and internship listings from SustainableBusiness.com

Nature Jobs
Search for jobs involved with nature and environment and post your resume.

Sustainable Business Network
http://www.envirolink.org/sbn/

Sustainable Business Opportunities
http://www.envirolink.org/sbn/busopps_frameset.html

Research Grants & Contract Opportunities

Energy research contracts and grants can be great source of income as well as helpful in keeping you connected to the research community. This is very important if a professional is interested in keeping abreast of the latest (and coming) "state-of-the-art" in energy technologies. Also, people in the research community make excellent networking partners in many ways, as they generally know everyone who's important with respect to a particular technology.

California Energy Commission Contracts

Center of Excellence for Sustainable Development: Funding Opportunities

Corsair Business Services
Subscription service publishes daily report of municipal, county, state and federal bid soliciations and requests for proposals (RFPs) for environmental contracting services in the Northeastern U.S.

Department of Defense
Small Business & Contracting Opportunities in environmental cleanup.
The Office of Environmental Cleanup and the Small and Disadvantaged Business Utilization Office work with small business representatives of each of the Military Departments to promote environmental restoration opportunities within DoD for small businesses.

The Energy Foundation

Environmental Protection Agency/National Science Foundation
Environmental research contracts

Environmental Protection Agency Grants Information

Federal Energy Technology Center: Industry Programs
The Department of Energy's Federal Energy Technology Center (FETC) Industry Programs mission is to address reducing cleanup costs and health and safety risks, as well as meeting stubborn environmental problems head-on.

The Global Network of Environmental Technology
This is an excellent website for people looking for contracts, sources of funding, projects needing technology etc.(specifically to environmental technologies).

National Energy Foundation

The Web Development Fund
The WDF is intended to provide support and visibility for innovative new projects that demonstrate the potential of the World Wide Web as a social, democratic medium capable of catalyzing new perspectives, new thinking, and new relationships between people.

Marketing Energy Services

American Demographics Marketing Tools
A comprehensive resource of marketing tools, demographic information, and much more.

Energy Guy's Links to Sustainable Behavior
The customer has the most influence on energy savings. Effective marketing of efficiency and renewables must necessarily "transform the customer" into a sustainability machine! Read all about it here.