Federal grant · cooperative agreement (b)
Purpose: in This Phase Ii Project, Universal Scheduling and Booking LLC (USB) Proposes to Produce Prototype Machine Learning Home Efficiency Guides That Seeks to Accelerate the Adoption of New Technologies That Are More Efficient, From Equipment to Materials, Thus Enabling a Faster Transformation of the Us Residential Building Inventory as High Efficiency and a More Resilient Grid That Benefits Us Manufacturers, Finance Industry, Governments, and Nonprofit Organizations.activities to Be Performed: Activities to Be Performed During This Phase Ii Project Will Include Development of I) High Accuracy Data-driven Guides on Home-by- Home Bases to Stepwise Walk Households Through Energy Efficiency Upgrades for Hvac Equipment And/or Appliances and; Ii) Produce Market-driven Incentives and Financial Resources Within Personalization Frameworks to Assist Homeowners With Affording the Efficiency Upgrades.expected Outcomes: the Guides to Be Developed by Usb Will Accelerate the Adoption of New Technologies That Are More Efficient, From Equipment to Materials, Enabling a Faster Transformation of the Us Residential Building Inventory as High Efficiency and a More Resilient Grid That Benefits Us Manufacturers, Finance Industry, Governments, and Nonprofit Organizations. Intended Beneficiaries: Intended Beneficiaries of This Phase Ii Project Include Financial Lenders,residential Consumers - Initially Homeowners, Equipment and Building Services Industries, and Utilities and State/local Governments.subrecipient Activities: Usb Intends to Provide a Subward to Texas A&m Engineering Experiment Station.
Committed
$400,000
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