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Office of Energy Efficiency & Renewable Energy Building Technologies Office Building Technologies Digest The Building Technologies Digest provides a weekly roundup of the latest news, funding opportunities, reports, events, and webinars from DOE's Building Technologies Office (BTO). Click the links below to learn more. BLOG: A "Cool" Way to Combat Climate Change under the Montreal Protocol REPORT: The Future of Air Conditioning for Buildings PACE Financing: Energy Department Releases Draft Updated Best Practices for Residential PACE Financing Programs    NEWS FROM BTO   WHITE HOUSE: Buildings Project Highlighted under President's “Lab to Market” Initiative LIGHTING: DOE Campaign Proves Commercial Lighting Upgrades Drive Savings ARCHITECTURE 2030: Transforming the Built Environment by 2030 SCHOOLS: Portland Public Schools Use Innovative Funding Mechanism for Energy Efficiency Improvements BETTER BUILDINGS: Top 10 Solutions in June INNOVATIVE TECH: DOE Invests $19 Million to Develop Advanced Building Efficiency Technologies     FUNDING OPPORTUNITIES AND REQUESTS FOR INFORMATION   REQUEST FOR INFORMATION: Advanced HVAC&R Research and Development Submit Your Feedback by July 25      EVENTS & WEBINARS   RESIDENTIAL: The Return of Residential PACE – the Sequel July 21, 1:00PM - 2:30PM ET LIGHTING: OLED Lighting Products: Capabilities, Challenges, Potential July 28, 1:00PM - 2:00PM ET RESIDENTIAL: Trade Talk: Best Practices for Fostering and Using Contractor Networks July 28, 1:00PM - 2:30PM ET VOLTTRON 2016: 3rd Annual Technical Meeting on a Software Framework for Transactive Energy August 4-5, Seattle, WA BETTER BUILDINGS: Energy Storage: Overview and Case Studies Past Webinar (June 7) - Video Available     BTO IN THE  NEWS   COMMERCIAL BUILDING RETROFITS: BlocPower Works to Retrofit Underserved Communities ARCHITECTURE 2030: Can We Transform the Built Environment by 2030?   Questions? Comments? Please email btoweb@ee.doe.gov.

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