Reduced cooling costs are directly related to reduced electrical consumption.

Most efforts, to date, have been directed at reducing interior cooling costs (electric consumption) by every building component except the roof.

Roof: According to the ASHRAE model, the roof, at 46%, has the greatest exposure to heat load  of the entire building, yet other than the eCOOLogy roof cooling system, few, if any, are either cost effective or efficient.

Internal Gains:  This is directly attributable to the occupancy or usage of the building and items such as computers and other electronics.  At 34%, internal gains can only be reduced by turning off so many lights and reducing work or business hours before quality of life in the workplace and business profits suffer.

Doors, Floors, Windows and Walls, at a combined total of 20%, have been optimally addressed through existing construction upgrades and code requirements.