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Theresa Gilbride

Theresa Gilbride

Pacific Northwest National Laboratory
PO Box 999
Richland, WA 99352

Biography

Terri Gilbride joined PNNL in 1986 and works in PNNL's Portland office. Terri supports the U.S. DOE's Solid-State Lighting (SSL) Commercialization Support program and DOE's Building America program. Terri has worked on numerous projects in support of DOE efforts to speed the market introduction and acceptance of advanced energy-efficient technologies in residential and commercial applications. Recently she coauthored a report on lessons learned through the market introduction of compact fluorescent lighting in America. She has also coauthored several best practices guides for builders of energy efficient and solar homes.

Before joining the Energy Science and Technology Directorate, Terri worked in PNNL's Communications department where her communications skills were put to work in support of numerous proposal, outreach, and reporting efforts for the Energy, Environmental, and Fundamental Sciences directorates. Efforts there included producing annual reports for the Fundamental Sciences Directorate, a siting study for DOE's Global Nuclear Energy Partnership, web sites, NEPA documentation, two winning R&D 100 nominations, and numerous reports and journal articles for Natural Resources and other divisions.

Research Interests

  • Lighting Energy Efficiency Assessment & Analysis
  • Building Energy Efficiency Assessment & Analysis
  • Market Development and Outreach

Education and Credentials

  • B.A., Communications, University of Washington, 1985

Selected Publications

2008

2006

2004

  • Carlson TJ, JP Duncan, TL Gilbride, and G Keilman. 2004. "The Sensor Fish - Making Dams More Salmon-Friendly." Sensors Magazine 21(7):31-34. 

2003

  • Carlson TJ, JP Duncan, and TL Gilbride. 2003. "The Sensor Fish: Measuring Fish Passage in Severe Hydraulic Conditions." Hydro Review 22(3):62-69. 
  • Gilbride TL. 2003. "New FEDS Software Helps You Design for Maximum Energy Efficiency, Minimum Cost." Partner Update
  • Gilbride TL. 2003. "They Work But Do They Smell?" Partner Update (Feb 2003):,
  • Hollomon JB, and TL Gilbride. 2003. "High-Efficiency Rooftop Air Conditioners: Small Commercial ACs Could Add Up to Big Energy Savings ." Energy Engineering 100(3):53-65. 

2002

  • Brodrick JR, and TL Gilbride. 2002. "Focusing on Buyers' Needs: DOE's Emerging Technology Program ." Energy Engineering 99(6):18-28 +31-37. 

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