What is the most widely used software for energy analysis?

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by Saud Abdul Rasheed , Sustainability Manager , Sydney Metro

Some of the software which are used for energy modeling are eQuest, Visual DOE, Carrier HAP, Trane Trace 700, IES Virtual Environment.

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Energy Plus is probably the best tool for general research. EcoTect is good for basic work but not more detailed investigation. IES is a good - if expensive - package for consulting work, and is particularly useful for representing HVAC controls as its native settings are closer to industry practice than Energy Plus in my experience.

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