Energy-related research and energy cost reduction through increased efficiency
The Energy Systems Laboratory (ESL) is a division of the Texas A&M Engineering Experiment Station (TEES) which is a member of the Texas A&M University System (TAMUS). TEES is one of seven state agencies within the TAMUS, established in 1914 as part of the Texas land-grant university system. The ESL is part of a State institution of higher education and is a State Agency Division which has been operating for over 40 years.
Expertise and Services
The Energy Systems Laboratory advances energy innovation through applied research, technical expertise, and collaborative partnerships. Our services focus on improving energy performance, sustainability, and technology-driven solutions for real-world applications.
Conferences and Training
The Energy Systems Laboratory hosts and supports conferences, workshops, and training programs focused on energy efficiency, sustainability, and emerging technologies. These programs connect professionals, researchers, and students through education, collaboration, and industry engagement.
Available Tools
The Energy Systems Laboratory develops and supports innovative tools that advance energy analysis, building performance evaluation, and code compliance. Our technology-driven solutions are designed to support researchers, industry professionals, and organizations in improving energy efficiency and sustainability.
Major contributions to lower energy cost through higher energy efficiency
The Lab focuses on energy-related research, energy efficiency, and emissions reduction. Under state statute (Chapter 88, Subchapter E, Texas Education Code), TEES performed nearly $300 million in research during 2024. It develops innovations in research, education and technology, and offers solutions that help improve quality of life, foster economic development and enhance education.
- The optimization of commercial and industrial building operations, or Continuous Commissioning®
- Reducing energy costs by increased energy efficiency in buildings through research, simulation, data analysis, and outreach
- Measurement and verification of energy-cost savings for commercial buildings
- Research and calibrated testing on HVAC systems
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