commentDOE Chooses Building Research Hub
August 25, 2010
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The Department of Energy has chosen Pennsylvania State University to head a new research center to find ways to design buildings to be more energy-efficient. DOE said on Aug. 24 the new Energy-Efficient Building Systems Design Hub, to be based in Philadelphia, will combine federal, private-sector, and university researchers. It will get up to $22 million in federal funds this year. DOE will ask Congress for an additional $25 million in each of the succeeding four years.
DOE selected Penn State from more than a dozen institutions that applied to lead the new center, a department spokesperson said.
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