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- Evaluation of Interior Low-E Storm Windows in the PNNL Lab Homes – Pacific Northwest National Laboratory (Oct 2015)
- Energy Savings of Low-E Storm Windows and Panels across US Climate Zones – Pacific Northwest National Laboratory (Oct 2015)
- Thermal and Optical Properties of Low-E Storm Windows and Panels – Pacific Northwest National Laboratory (July 2015)
- Window Retrofit Technologies – Increased Energy Efficiency without Replacement – Center for Energy and Environment (March 2015)
- Database of Low-e Storm Window Energy Performance across U.S. Climate Zones – Pacific Northwest National Laboratory (Sep 2014)
- Evaluation of Low-E Storm Windows in the PNNL Lab Homes – Pacific Northwest National Laboratory (May 2014)
- Low-E Retrofit Demonstration and Education Program – U.S. DOE project (2013)
- Low-E Storm Windows: Market Assessment and Pathways to Market Transformation – Pacific Northwest National Laboratory (June 2013)
- Field Evaluation of Low-E Storm Windows – NAHB Research Center and Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory (2007)
- Measured Winter Performance of Storm Windows – Berkeley National Laboratory (2003)
- DOE webinar, “Energy Savings from Window Attachments” (Oct 2015)
- DOE Energy Exchange, Federal Energy Management Program “Low-E Storm Windows and Panels to cost-effectively retrofit Existing Windows” (Aug 2015)
- ACI Home Performance Conference, “Affordable Window Retrofit Solutions” (May 2015)
- DOE Building America webinar, “Low-E Storms: The Next ‘Big Thing’ in Window Retrofits” (Sep 2014)
- Performance Reference: Attainable U, SHGC with QUANTAPANEL IGS
- DOE Building America: Low-E Storm Windows & Panels: A New Tool for Utility and Weatherization Programs
- Performance Comparison, Zion Gardens Apartments
- Low-E Storm Windows: Energy Efficiency The Easy Way
- PA Weatherization Window Evaluation Report
- Low-E Storm Windows Gain Acceptance as a Home Weatherization Measure – Home Energy Magazine (June 2016)
- EPA announces a potential new ENERGY STAR® program for low-e storm windows (Jan 2016)
- Low-e Storm Windows Are Big Energy Savers – Green Building Advisor (Oct 2015)
- DOE success story, “EERE Success Story—Performance Validation of Low-e Storm Windows Paves Way for Market Acceptance” (Sept 2015)
- Energy Design Update (Oct 2014)
- Party Walls: A Case for Window Retrofits, Steven Winter Associates
- Attachments Energy Rating Council – http://aercnet.org
- Alliance for Low-E Storm Windows – http://www.low-estormwindows.com
- Efficiency Window Coverings – http://www.efficientwindowcoverings.org