Goals

2. Goals Improve energy efficiency and operability and reduce carbon emissions of new and existing buildings. Stimulate private investment and quality job creation in the Greater Philadelphia region and beyond.

3. DOE HUB Task Areas Co-Applicants • DOE Co-Applicant: Penn State • $122 million over 5 years • NIST Co-Applicant: DVIRC • $1.5 million over 3 years • SBA Co-Applicant: Wharton SBDC • $1.2 million over 4 years • EDA Co-Applicants: PIDC and BFTP • $5 million over 5 years Tools for integrated design, verification, and modeling New components, sub-systems, and controls Public policy, behavior, economics, and business Education and workforce development Demonstration, deployment, and IP management Strategic Focus Full-spectrum retrofit of existing average size commercial and multi-family residential buildings. 3

5. The Navy Yard • $30 million of new Commonwealth capital funding for GPIC facilities • 270 existing buildings and new buildings that can be utilized as test beds • Independently owned utilities including electric distribution grid • Three new DOE research and education centers on site: • DOE Mid-Atlantic Clean Energy Applications Center • DOE Northern Mid-Atlantic Solar Training Center • DOE GridStar Smart Grid Training Center • Strategic location with easy access and support services • Zone 4A climate that has four distinct seasons

6. Building 661 Full Spectrum Energy Efficient Retrofit Two Navy Yard buildings to house HUB personnel Full-spectrum retrofit of historic Building 661 New advanced integrated building sciences laboratory Living laboratories to transform the industry’s current fragmented serial process into system performance driven, integrated, parallel, team processes.