Department of Energy

National Residential Efficiency Measures Database

The National Residential Efficiency Measures Database (REMDB) compiles information on residential building retrofit measures. Each record details measure types, associated retail prices, and estimated energy savings.

Example records
NameproductAlternate NamebrandWebsitewebsiteTable Of ContentsclassificationUnnamed: 1Unnamed: 3Unnamed: 4productUnnamed: 5Unnamed: 6Unnamed: 7Unnamed: 8Unnamed: 9
3 CoatsHomewysehttps://www.homewyse.com/services/cost_to_install_Exterior FinishStucco
Horizontal lap, fiber cement sidingHomewyseExterior FinishFiber Cement
Horizontal lap, fiber cement sidingHomewyseExterior FinishFiber Cement
Use cases

Home Improvement Lender Underwriting Retrofit Loans

A fintech lender offering point-of-sale financing for home energy upgrades uses regional unit cost estimates and material types to validate contractor invoices against market benchmarks before approving loan amounts, reducing the risk of inflated project bids.

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Property Insurer Estimating Post-Loss Retrofit Costs

A property insurance underwriter building replacement cost models for older residential stock references retrofit measure pricing by material type and geographic market to calibrate coverage limits for energy-related building components.

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Building Materials Distributor Sizing Regional Demand

A sales analyst at a building materials company maps retrofit measure categories and material subtypes against geographic market tiers to identify regions where demand for specific products such as fiber cement siding or stucco is concentrated, informing inventory and territory planning.

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