State Publications Search Results - Arizona Case Studies

DOE's State Energy Program (SEP) lists the following case studies that deal in some depth about successful renewable energy and energy efficiency projects in Arizona. Altogether SEP lists hundreds of these state case studies, which are published by DOE or a state agency and are part of SEP's state publications database. Some of the following documents are available as Adobe Acrobat PDFs. Download Adobe Reader.

• City-wide Energy Management
  (PDF 68 KB)
  The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency publishes this case study; January, 2000.
• Moving Toward Zero Energy Homes: Armory Park del Sol — Tucson, Arizona
  (PDF 918 KB)
  Every home in Tucson's Armory Park del Sol neighborhood is very energy efficient — each uses roughly 50% less electricity than average area homes and qualifies for Tucson Electric Power's lowest electric rate. Solar hot water and solar electric panels come as standard features as well; 2 pp.; December, 2003.
• Systems Engineering Saves Energy in Southwest; Pulte Homes in Tucson, Arizona
  (PDF 187 KB)
  This project summary highlights houses built in Tucson, Arizona, by Pulte Homes as part of DOE's Building America project. These houses reduce air-conditioning and heating bills by 30% to 50% relative to homes built to the standards of the 1995 Model Energy Code for homeowners in hot-dry climates. For a hard copy of this fact sheet, contact DOE's Energy Efficiency and Renewable Energy Clearinghouse at 1 (800) DOE-3732; 2 pp.; February, 2002.