Switchable Windows: The Product

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According to the U.S. Department of Energy, needless expenditure on energy costs amounts to more than $20 billion a year. This paper shows how the use of electrochromic windows can greatly reduce the waste, thus saving vast amounts of energy and money. The writer gives details about the process of manufacturing and installing the windows and proofs as to their efficiency.

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"Electrochromic windows for energy and glare control have been under development for over two decades at various laboratories around the world. The critical issues relating to the performance and cost of electrochromic windows have impeded commercialization. Indubitably it is the need for windows to withstand the rigors of time and the environment while providing energy and glare control. Related to this is a demand great enough to create the economies of scale which will enable an affordable product [1]."

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