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|a Energy resilient buildings and communities :
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|a Includes bibliographical references (pages 201-211) and index.
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|g Part I:
|t Energy resilience: imperatives and local advantages:
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|t Today's energy challenges:
|t Supply and demand in the US energy system ; Water and the energy system ; Energy infrastructure ; Climate change ; System vulnerabilities to sabotage --
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|t Local energy resilience:
|t Energy resilience vs energy independence ; The importance of local energy resilience ; Finding a place on the energy resilience spectrum ; Energy resilience in our four community types.
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|g Part II:
|t Energy resilience management:
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|t Institutional planning for energy resilience:
|t Identify/convene stakeholders ; Form leadership team ; Develop an energy vision ; Develop an energy resilience baseline ; Develop specific goals ; Evaluate and rank programs ; Explore funding sources ; Compile the plan ; Measurement, verification and plan alterations --
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|t Energy resilience maturity model:
|t Goals ; Strategy ; Project financing ; People and maintenance ; Efficiency technology ; Energy generation ; Emergency preparedness ; Purchasing ; Information management.
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|t Energy resilience performance areas:
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|t Energy efficiency approaches:
|t Energy efficiency and conservation ; Tailoring demand reduction to meet resilience goals ; Continuous energy performance improvement ; Practical solutions for energy planning --
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|t Community energy generation:
|t Drives for distributed generation ; Evaluating your power needs ; Technology overviews ; Microgrids --
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|t Planning for an energy emergency:
|t Risk assessment ; The four phases of emergency management ; Mitigation ; Preparation ; Response ; Recovery ; Conclusion.
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|a This book is written as a practical guide to those interested in the pursuit of energy resilience at a local scale. Energy resilience is defined as the relative ability of an institution to carry out its mission during a shock to the energy system, and to approach the concept on the level of a single site occupied by a single community or institution. Examples are drawn from four key community types: military bases, healthcare campuses, educational campuses and municipal governments. The book then describes a framework for developing an energy resilience plan that applies to each. While the focus is clearly on the U.S., understanding the energy resilience threat and conducting long-range energy resilience planning will benefit communities all over the globe. --
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