ENERGY-10
ENERGY-10 software is a powerful design tool that analyzes—and illustrates—the energy and cost savings that can be achieved through more than a dozen sustainable design strategies. Hourly energy simulations help you quantify, assess, and clearly depict the benefits of daylighting, passive solar heating, natural ventilation, well-insulated envelopes, better windows, lighting systems, mechanical equipment, and more.
Current Version: 1.8, offers many new features including:
- Photovoltaic module that provides the ability to model and simulate the performance of a PV system that is either stand-alone or integrated with the building.
- Solar Domestic Hot Water module provides a new solar domestic/service hot water modeling capability.
- A new library ("ASHRAELIB") is included defining constructions (wall, roof, window, etc.) as spelled out in ASHRAE 90.1-2004.
| Current Version: | 1.8 |
| System Requirements: | Energy 10 software will run on PC. Typically, this would be a system with a 350 MHz Pentium III CPU or greater, and 64MB of RAM or greater. Energy-10 itself requires at least 13 MB of hard disk space. There have been some incompatibility issues with Vista. The software will also run on Mac. |
| Contact: | Cynthia Gardstein Sustainable Buildings Industry Council 202-628-7400 ext. 202 cjgardstein@swinter.com |
| Support: | Norm Weaver Sustainable Buildings Industry Council 202-628-7400 ext. 202 energy10support@sbicouncil.org |
| Documentation: | Mastering Energy-10 (Available for purchase from the SBIC Web site.) |
| Availability: | Purchase from the SBIC Web site. |
| Related WBDG Resources: | Daylighting, Energy Analysis Tools, Energy Codes and Standards, High Performance HVAC, Life-Cycle Cost Analysis, Natural Ventilation, Passive Solar Heating, Sun Control and Shading Devices and Windows and Glazing |
