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Sustainable Buildings Using Active Solar Power Performance Organization: University of Louisville Research Foundation (ULRF), Kentucky Key Technical Contact: Kim Lalley, Director of Sponsored Programs Development, 502-852-6512, Kalall01@louisville.edu DOE HQ Technology Manager: Glenn Strahs, 202-586-2305 FY 2005 Budget: $397K (DOE), $346K (ULRF cost share) ____________________________________________________________________________________ Objectives • Install solar technologies, and through technology diffusion, demonstrate to public officials, developers, commercial establishments, industries, and citizens the economic, social, and environmental benefits of using them. Accomplishments • Award was issued in September 2005. Future Directions • Establish an energy center with the mission of providing technical assistance to facility managers at the University of Louisville, local school district, and Louisville Metro government on ways to incorporate solar energy into building design. • Conduct five demonstration projects that feature solar energy. ____________________________________________________________________________________ 1. Introduction The partners will collaborate to establish an energy center with the mission of providing technicalassistancetofacilitymanagersatthe University of Louisville (U of L), local school district, and Louisville Metro government on ways to incorporate solar energy into building design. 2. Technical Approach The center will be part of the Partnership for a Green City effort, and will be affiliated with the Kentucky Institute for the Environment and Sustainable Development (KIESD). An advisory group composed of the KIESD, the Kentucky Pollution Prevention Center, the Partnership for a Green City (including facility managers from Metro Louisville, Jefferson County Public Schools, and the University of Louisville), Kentucky Solar Partnership, and engineering and architectural firms experienced in solar applications will assist the principal investigator in the implementation of the proposed project. An organizational chart for the project is shown in Fig. 1. The energy center will have the responsibility of assessing solar heating and lighting technologies to ascertain their economic viability for buildings owned, or being built, by the three institutions. The Center will provide assistance in the assessment of alternative technologies, developing bid specifications, reviewing project proposals, developing training programs, conducting project assessments, conducting applied research as requested, and publishing project evaluations. Assessment will be conducted on each of the proposed projects to assess their efficiency; maintenance and operational requirements; and economic, social, and environmental benefits. 3. Results and Accomplishments The award was issued in September 2005. 4. Planned FY 2006 Activities The partners have agreed to conduct five demonstration projects, as described in the following. 4.1 Churchill Park School Swimming Pool Solar Heating Project. Churchill Park School is a rehabilitation school within the Jefferson County Public School (JCPS) system. The pool is used for therapeutic purposes and is maintained at EERE Crosscutting Activities 196PDF Image | DOE Solar Energy Technologies Program
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