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MFVI Energy Efficiency Audit Training - Module 1.2: Lighting Analysis [Slides]

Paranjothi, Gokul·Morgenstein, Jonathan·Lucas, Hallie
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This guide is designed to help trained energy efficiency professionals conduct an energy efficiency audit for commercial and industrial buildings, particularly for micro-, small-, and medium-sized businesses in Mexico. This guide is focused on auditing lighting systems. As such, it will assist its user in determining the optimal lighting for a given space and then identifying the most efficient means of delivering that lighting.

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Paranjothi, Gokul, Morgenstein, Jonathan, Lucas, Hallie. 2022-05-01. MFVI Energy Efficiency Audit Training - Module 1.2: Lighting Analysis [Slides]. https://doi.org/10.2172/1886871

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