Project Gallery - Home Energy Saver (Single Family and Multifamily)LBNL’s Home Energy Saver (HES) project uses an Application Programming Interface to power its own websites and to make its underlying data and calculations available to collaborators and other software developers on the web. This page displays collaborative projects (both past and present) undertaken by third party developers using the HES API. Be sure to visit the Home Energy Scoring Tool project gallery as well. Home Energy Saver - Consumer ToolHome Energy Saver - Professional Tool
We use our own APIs to run HESPro. Built on the same underlying data and engines as the original Home Energy Saver website for consumers, HESPro helps energy auditors, inspectors and contractors
Weatherization Assistant - MulTEA
A member of Oak Ridge National Laboratory's Weatherization Assistant family of software tools for multifamily buildings, MulTEA is an energy audit tool designed to provide auditor with an improved energy simulation tool and an improved tool for identifying the cost-effective energy-efficiency retrofit measure in working with multifamily buildings. MulTEA is designed specifically to help states and local weatherization implement the U.S. Department of Energy's Weatherization Assistance Program. It is also used by utilities and other home energy professionals. Allstate GoodhomeCool CaliforniaWellHomeiViro for iPhone
iViro provides homeowners the ability to perform their own home energy analysis in minutes. Using our streamlined tools, users will be able to make better decisions about improving energy efficiency within their home. After inputting data about their home, users are presented with an analysis of their environmental impact and a list of the most effective energy saving strategies. InterNACHI Home Energy InspectionMy Home EQMy Florida Home Energy
The “My Florida Home Energy” tool was built by the Florida Department of Agriculture and Consumer Servies, in collaboration with the University of Florida and Energy IT, to provide Florida homeowners with a user-friendly application to analyze their current energy use and identify energy-efficient products and services that will potentially reduce their energy use, along with their utility bills. Microsoft Hohm
Microsoft built their Hohm site upon the HES data and modeling framework (rather than directly using the HES API). The Hohm project envisioned connecting data for electric vehicles, homes and utilities in one cohesive ecosystem to help consumers understand and manage their household energy consumption. |