Do you want your Big Idea for Building Energy Efficiency to Become a Reality?
Collaborate with ORNL to make it happen!
The Building Technologies Office (BTO) invites you to send ideas, comments, and votes to buildings.ideascale.com, the new ORNL Buildings Crowdsourcing Community. Administered by Oak Ridge National Laboratory (ORNL), the website has been launched as part of the Energy Department’s efforts to reduce energy consumption in homes and buildings and enhance U.S. competitiveness in manufacturing.
Innovators including start-ups, designers, buildings scientists, students, and other big thinkers can use the website to share ideas that could develop into new energy efficient technologies for homes and buildings. Those interested in participating canregister through the ORNL Buildings Crowdsourcing Community or they can vote on their favorite entries. The best ideas will be recognized during the Energy Department’s Building Technologies Office Industry Day hosted at ORNL headquarters in Oak Ridge, Tennessee, in September 2015.
The ORNL Buildings Crowdsourcing Community will accept submissions, comments, and votes until May 31, 2015 at 11:59 p.m. EST. After the May 31 deadline, an independent panel of experts will review the most popular submissions. Site members and users can still view the submissions, comments, and votes after the May 31 submission deadline.
Learn more about the ORNL Buildings Crowdsourcing Community by visiting the crowdsourcing webpage. |
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