Independent Research
Independent performance evaluations of the NileBuilt building system from the U.S. Department of Energy's Building America program.
The following reports document independent performance evaluations of homes built with the NileBuilt composite building system. These research papers were produced under the U.S. Department of Energy's Building America Program, a multi-decade research initiative studying advanced residential construction technologies and net-zero-energy home performance.
U.S. Department of Energy · Building America Program · Task 12
DOE Building America research paper documenting the performance of a zero-energy home built with the NileBuilt composite building system in Las Vegas, Nevada. Covers envelope performance, energy consumption, and system integration.
U.S. Department of Energy · Building America Program · Task 12
Performance evaluation of a research home built with the NileBuilt system in Borrego Springs, California — a study of envelope performance and energy efficiency in extreme desert conditions.
U.S. Department of Energy · Building America Program
Annual review from the Building Industry Research Alliance (BIRA), documenting Build America program research on advanced building envelope systems and net-zero residential construction.
About the Building America Program: Launched by the U.S. Department of Energy, Building America partners industry researchers with home builders to accelerate the adoption of advanced building science, energy efficiency, and net-zero residential construction. Reports are published under research task assignments and reviewed by federal energy laboratories.
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