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  Jay Stein leads research on a wide range of topics, including programs, strategies, energy technologies, and retail energy markets. Jay is also a specialist in HVAC, high-tech industrial process technologies, and the information technology industry. He has designed utility demand-side management programs, advanced HVAC systems, and solar thermal collectors.

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  Jay Stein Executive Vice President, Research Jay Stein leads research on a wide range of topics, including programs, strategies, energy technologies, and retail energy markets. Jay is also a specialist in HVAC, high-tech industrial process technologies, and the information technology industry. He was the project director for the E Source Multi-Client Studies "Delivering Energy Services to Semiconductor and Related High-Tech Industries" and "Delivering Energy Services to Internet Hotels and Other High-Density Electronic Loads." Over Jay's 25-year career in the twin fields of energy efficiency and renewable energy, he has designed utility demand-side management programs, advanced HVAC systems, and solar thermal collectors. He has also authored and coauthored more than 100 technical papers, magazine articles, and book chapters. Before joining E Source in 1996, Jay cofounded E-Cube Inc., an energy consulting firm specializing in building energy analysis and commissioning. He has a BS in agricultural engineering from Rutgers University.

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  By Jay Stein, Executive Vice President, Research, E Source, February, 03, 2006 - Several recent technological innovations working in concert enable low-temperature heat pumps to solve some persistent problems for northern electric utilities.

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  Jay SteinDirector of Technology AssessmentPlatts Energy

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  Doug Stevenson | Pam Watson-Korbel | John Fischer | Don Salcito | Dr. Arlen D. Meyers | Dr. Louis Hornyak | Jeff Andrews | Jay Stein | Laurie Ganong Jones | Jerry Lewis | Thomas Frey | Karl Dakin | Stephen T. Erwin
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  Jay SteinManaging DirectorE Source Technology Assessment Group
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  Jay Stein, managing director with Platts Research & Consulting, leads the E Source Technology Assessment Group, which conducts research on energy efficiency, renewable energy, load management, and power quality technologies.Jay is also a specialist in HVAC, high-tech industrial process technologies, and the information technology industry.He was the project director for the E Source Multi-Client Studies "Delivering Energy Services to Semiconductor and Related High-Tech Industries" and "Delivering Energy Services to Internet Hotels and Other High-Density Electronic Loads."Over Jay's 25-year career in the twin fields of energy efficiency and renewable energy, he has designed utility demand-side management programs, advanced HVAC systems, and solar thermal collectors.He has also authored and coauthored more than 100 technical papers, magazine articles, and book chapters.Before joining Platts, Jay was a cofounder of E-Cube Inc., one of the nation's leading energy consulting firms specializing in building energy analysis and commissioning.Jay received a BS in agricultural engineering from Rutgers University.

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  08/21/07 - by Jay Stein, Executive Vice President, Research, E Source

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  Jay Stein, Executive Vice President, Research, E Source
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  Jay, thanks for your vote of confidence although it may be misplaced.I'm hardly an unbiased observer.
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  Downloading example: Jay gave us a great download in the article.His politeness on the comment was kept on the download level, so he won't help us go forward at all yet.He prefers to remain close to the establishment.
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  Reference and context: under the energypulse.net article Finding Opportunity in the Global Warming Challenge, by Jay Stein, Executive Vice President, Research, E Source. with 72 comments as of 8.31.07.

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  Canada has it's own manufacturer's of such technology and while I admit their products are not fundamentally "low temperature" designs such as discussed in Jay Stein's article, they are mostly more heating efficient than cooling efficient, and they do have some unique product features to enhance their viability.

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  Jay, thanks for your vote of confidence although it may be misplaced.I'm hardly an unbiased observer.
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  Downloading example: Jay gave us a great download in the article.His politeness on the comment was kept on the download level, so he won't help us go forward at all yet.He prefers to remain close to the establishment.
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