Energy Systems Laboratory
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Texas A&M University's Energy Systems Laboratory (ESL), established in 1939, is a division of the Texas Engineering Experiment Station. Affiliated with the Department of Mechanical Engineering and the College of Architecture, ESL develops and transfers energy efficiency technology.
ESL specializes in field research such as:
- Metering and modeling energy use in buildings
- Optimization of heating, ventilation, and cooling systems, known as Continuous Commissioning®
- Modeling and analysis of data collected, including calibrated simulation and measurement and verification of photovoltaic solar installations
To view a complete listing of ESL publications in the catalog, click here. Some of these publications are not available at this site due to copyright restrictions.
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Energy Systems Laboratory Conference Proceedings
Theses and dissertations affiliated with the Energy Systems Lab
Articles published by the investigators of the Energy Systems Lab
Technical Reports from the Energy Systems Laboratory