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Baseboard Heat Load Control

May 3, 2002 | Updated: January 20, 2011

What's going on with load control of residential baseboard heaters? Are there any utility programs and pilots with 100 to 200 customers that could be used as a benchmark?

Content type: Ask E Source | Document ID: TAS-TN-5-02d | Author: Peter Criscione

Furnace Electricity Use in Standby Mode

July 28, 2004 | Updated: January 20, 2011

How much electricity does a furnace use in standby mode?

Content type: Ask E Source | Document ID: TAS-TN-6-04c | Author: Peter Criscione

Commercial Condensing Boilers for Space Heating

March 8, 2010

Commercial condensing boilers cost one and a half times as much as conventional boilers of similar size, but their high efficiency lets you recoup that cost premium quickly through energy savings. They also offer future savings if they’re matched with a properly designed distribution system.

Content type: Resource Guide | Document ID: CEMC-RG-15 | Author: Mary Horsey

Smart Circulators for Hydronic Heating

August 25, 2009

What are smart circulators, and do they save energy?

Content type: Ask E Source | Document ID: TAS-TN-9-09e | Author: Mary Horsey

Distribution Systems: Space Heating Technology Atlas, Chapter 7

January 30, 2004

This atlas is a comprehensive review of the principles and technologies that comprise effective heating systems. In the context of whole-system design, we cover human comfort, behavior, and productivity; examine codes and standards; and summarize end-use and market data.

Content type: Technology Atlas | Author: Larry Kinney, Michael Renner, Ira Krepchin

Electric Thermal Storage: Space Heating Technology Atlas, Chapter 9

January 30, 1996

This chapter is from the 1996 edition. The atlas reviews the principles and technologies that comprise effective heating systems. In the context of whole-system design, the atlas covers human comfort, behavior, and productivity; examines codes and standards; and summarized end-use and market data.

Content type: Technology Atlas | Author: David Houghton, Gerald Cler, Alex Wilson, Joan Gregerson, Bristol L. Stickney, James Newcomb, Karen L. George, Michael Shepard