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X Author: Christopher T Payne

2001

Piette, Mary Ann, Joseph H Eto, Iain S Walker, Stephen E Selkowitz, Craig P Wray, Bruce Nordman, Alan K Meier, Philip Haves, Richard C Diamond, Jeffrey P Harris, Mithra M Moezzi, Christopher T Payne, and Jonathan G Koomey."Demand-Responsive and Efficient Building Systems as a Resource for Electricity Reliability." (2001).

2000

Shugars, John, Philip Coleman, Christopher T Payne, and Laura Van Wie McGrory."Bridging the Efficiency Gap: Commercial Packaged Rooftop Air Conditioners."Proceedings of the from the 2000 ACEEE Summer Study on Energy Efficiency in Buildings 10 (2000) 217-226.
Payne, Christopher T, Christine Egan, and Jennifer Thorne."Interim Findings of an Evaluation of the U.S. EnergyGuide Label."ACEEE Summer Study on Energy Efficiency in Buildings (2000).
Payne, Christopher T."Utility Bill Comprehension in the Commercial and Industrial Sector: Results of Field Research."2000 ACEEE Summer Study on Energy Efficiency in Buildings (2000).

1998

Payne, Christopher T."Organizational Dynamics and Energy Policy."1998 ACEEE Summer Study on Energy Efficiency in Buildings (1998).

1996

Eto, Joseph H, Edward L Vine, Leslie J Shown, Richard Sonnenblick, and Christopher T Payne."The Total Cost and Measured Performance of Utility-Sponsored Energy Efficiency Programs."The Energy Journal 17.1 (1996).

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