Deployment

The Building Technologies Program (BTP) supports a broad range of activities designed to facilitate widespread adoption and use of energy-saving technologies and practices. On this page you'll find information about BTP's deployment activities.

Deployment Strategy

BTP and its partners strive to integrate energy efficient technologies into the marketplace through the following activities:

Photo of the exterior of the National Building Museum. The Museum is a three-story brick building with rows of windows on each story.

The Building Technologies Program partners with the National Building Museum to present the Building for the 21st Century lecture series. Learn more at the National Building Museum Web site. Photo courtesy of the National Building Museum

As part of the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act, the U.S. Department of Energy BetterBuildings program partnered with 35 states, local governments, and organizations to dramatically improve the energy efficiency of existing buildings in their communities. Learn more about the BetterBuildings partnerships.

Research Program Deployment

Across its numerous research programs and projects, the Building Technologies Program provides information and assistance to help homeowners and business owners, architects and engineers, community planners and consumers make smart choices about energy.

Visit the High Performance Buildings database to learn how others are implementing the latest energy technologies and green building practices.

Find out about Building America residential research and deployment projects through case studies and best practices guides .

Evaluate and rank potential energy-efficiency technologies and renewable energy strategies through the Building Technologies Program's software tools.